Did you understand all / everything?
If someone says:
Listen to me. Take the phone now, call John, tell him that the money are in the drawer, under my notebook. Tell him to buy bread, and not to go away untill I'll be back at home.
Did you understand all / everything?
What should one say at the end - all or everything?
(And please correct my mistakes! :thanks: )
And one more question:
One can say "Go to hell!". Can one say "Go to hell from here!" ?
Thanks in advance!
Re: Did you understand all / everything?
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Originally Posted by Оля
If someone says:
[i]Listen to me. Take the phone now, call John, tell him that the money are in the drawer,
maybe: tell him that the money is in the drawer
under my notebook. Tell him to buy bread, and not to go away until_ I'll be back at home.
maybe: I'm back __ (no at) home.
Did you understand all / everything?
What should one say at the end - all or everything?
(And please correct my mistakes! :thanks: )
Maybe:
Did you understand it all?
or
Did you understand everything?
And one more question:
One can say "Go to hell!". Can one say "Go to hell from here!" ?
I don't know???
Thanks in advance!
Scott
Re: Did you understand all / everything?
Quote:
One can say "Go to hell!". Can one say "Go to hell from here!" ?
What about "Get the hell out of here!" Does that sound right?
Re: Did you understand all / everything?
Quote:
Originally Posted by Оля
If someone says:
[i]Listen to me. Take the phone now, call John, tell him that the money is in the drawer, under my notebook. Tell him to buy bread, and not to go away untill I'll be back at home.
I would say:
"Did you get all [of] that?"
Quote:
And one more question:
One can say "Go to hell!". Can one say "Go to hell from here!" ?
No.