Thank you. Is "attend a get-together" a common practice ?
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Get-together, n. or v ?
Can i use "get-together" as a n. ,such as "they want to organize a get-together" ?
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In the future tense,"hui(会)" means I will do something as I promised;"yao(要)"means I need to do something,no matter whether I want to do it.
PS: I hope you understand what I say because I'm not good at English.
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Time Goes Fast
I attended a get-together,organized by students,yesterday.There was a short drama telling us that we have no time to waste.
