i' like a copy of today's' paper please
i' like a copy of today's' paper please
i'm afraid we've sold out
i don't know what it is?
any body tell me, please.
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I'm not sure what you're asking. But the two lines should read:
Person 1: "I'd like a copy of today's paper, please."
Person 2: "I'm afraid we've sold out."
What part of these sentences are you having problems understanding?
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I'd like a copy of today's paper, please.
I'm afraid we've sold out.
sell out = bán hết hàng
paper = newspaper
"a copy of [name of newspaper]" is the correct way to indicate one unit.
Newspapers come in "copies".
A copy of The Times.
A copy of The Guardian.
A copy of today's newspaper.
This last one is a bit strange, as there are many kinds of newspapers.
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