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English Vocabulary
From Uderzo:
Gee, please, she/he was ironic when saying: You can say that again!
If they hadn't been here, I don't know what I would have done. I
hope they'll never really going to leave us.
Don't you see, Gee? We were bothering.
From Gee:
Some workers must sign in as they come in to work. As a matter of fact they don't actually sign in, they check in electronically.
Travellers are used to sign in at the reception desk of the hotel at arrival.
In my dictionary, they say that sign in is also used to mean hand back a book to the library or something that kind.
If I get hired by a company, I say that I sign up/ they say they sign me up.
Some years ago I signed up at the GymGlish.
About your e-card program, Gwendo, is it that you could sign up for something?
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16 June 2009