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What does this phrase mean: 'Now you are being sensible'?



 
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What does this phrase mean: 'Now you are being sensible'? #1 (permalink) Sat Nov 06, 2004 23:13 pm   What does this phrase mean: 'Now you are being sensible'?
 

Test No. incompl/inter-41 "Good Bye", question 7

Now, you're being sensible - ......... on.

(a) catch
(b) find
(c) carry
(d) join

Test No. incompl/inter-41 "Good Bye", answer 7

Now, you're being sensible - carry on.

Correct answer: (c) carry
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Hi! What does it mean you are being sencible?
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Sensible, rational #2 (permalink) Sat Nov 06, 2004 23:25 pm   Sensible, rational
 

to be sensible (note the spelling) means to be rational.
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Sensible, rational #3 (permalink) Sun Nov 07, 2004 17:07 pm   Sensible, rational
 

Torsten wrote:
to be sensible (note the spelling) means to be rational.

That does mean word being in here
are you being sensible
thank you
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Sensible, rational #4 (permalink) Sun Nov 07, 2004 21:29 pm   Sensible, rational
 

Murzik wrote:
Torsten wrote:
to be sensible (note the spelling) means to be rational.

That does mean word being in here
are you being sensible
thank you

I am waiting for your answer impatiently.
Murzik
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