Nov. 4, 2021
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I also used this word, but I was doing better that I was saying "oral English". Anyway, just a few weeks ago, I remember some foreigner said that it was weird to say "oral English", and he also suggested saying "spoken English". Since then, I have never said "oral English" again. And I also heard another story about a female who didn't speak English well when she just came to America. One day, a man messed her up, and she immediately shouted at him by saying "I will knock you up if you don't stop!" That guy ran away after hearing that. At first I didn't get the meaning of the story either.
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I also used this word, but I was doing better in that I was saying "oral English".
Anyway, just a few weeks ago, I remember some foreigner said that it was weird to say "oral English", and he also suggested saying "spoken English" instead.
Since then, I have never said "oral English" again.
And I also heard another story about a femalewoman who didn't speak English well when she had just caome to America.
One day, a man messed her up, and she immediately shouted at him by, saying "I will knock you upout if you don't stop!"
Knock you out has a different meaning...you can look it up for yourself.
That guy ran away after hearing that.
At first I didn't getunderstand the meaning of the story either.
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Nov. 4, 2021
Thank you very much for correcting me. I heard that story from an American Talk Show. What that woman wanted to say to that guy is that I will knock you out. She actually said that “I will knock you up” because of her poor English. From what I know, “knock you up” has the meaning of getting people pregnant. That is why that guy ran away because he was really confused and was threatened.
Nov. 4, 2021
Thank you very much for correcting me. I heard that story from an American Talk Show. What that woman wanted to say to that guy is that I will knock you out. She actually said that “I will knock you up” because of her poor English. From what I know, “knock you up” has the meaning of getting people pregnant. That is why that guy ran away because he was really confused and was threatened.
Oh, ok! Then you were right.
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I also used this word, but I was doing better that I was saying "oral English". I also used this word, but I was doing better in that I was saying "oral English". |
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Anyway, just a few weeks ago, I remember some foreigner said that it was weird to say "oral English", and he also suggested saying "spoken English". Anyway, just a few weeks ago, I remember some foreigner said that it was weird to say "oral English", and he |
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Since then, I have never said "oral English" again. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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And I also heard another story about a female who didn't speak English well when she just came to America.
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One day, a man messed her up, and she immediately shouted at him by saying "I will knock you up if you don't stop!" One day, a man messed her up, and she immediately shouted at him Knock you out has a different meaning...you can look it up for yourself. |
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That guy ran away after hearing that. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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At first I didn't get the meaning of the story either. At first I didn't |
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