meaning of this please??----So that's twenty of each sort, right?
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What is the meaning of this please?
So that's twenty of each sort, right?
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What is the meaning of this please?
So that's twenty of each sort, right?
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Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
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More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
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What is the meaning of this please?
So that's twenty of each sort, right?
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What is the meaning of this please?
So that's twenty of each sort, right?
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Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
Mar 26 at 4:30
More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
– Kaushik
Mar 26 at 4:50
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Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
Mar 26 at 4:30
More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
– Kaushik
Mar 26 at 4:50
Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
Mar 26 at 4:30
Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
Mar 26 at 4:30
More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
– Kaushik
Mar 26 at 4:50
More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
– Kaushik
Mar 26 at 4:50
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"Of each sort" means there are probably different kinds or types of a thing and one is referring to each of that type.
So, "Twenty of each sort" means 20 of each kind of that product.
For example, if there are 4 types of bottles, lets say blue, green, red and yellow, then twenty bottles of each. (20 blue, 20 green, 20 red and 20 yellow)
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"Of each sort" means there are probably different kinds or types of a thing and one is referring to each of that type.
So, "Twenty of each sort" means 20 of each kind of that product.
For example, if there are 4 types of bottles, lets say blue, green, red and yellow, then twenty bottles of each. (20 blue, 20 green, 20 red and 20 yellow)
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"Of each sort" means there are probably different kinds or types of a thing and one is referring to each of that type.
So, "Twenty of each sort" means 20 of each kind of that product.
For example, if there are 4 types of bottles, lets say blue, green, red and yellow, then twenty bottles of each. (20 blue, 20 green, 20 red and 20 yellow)
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"Of each sort" means there are probably different kinds or types of a thing and one is referring to each of that type.
So, "Twenty of each sort" means 20 of each kind of that product.
For example, if there are 4 types of bottles, lets say blue, green, red and yellow, then twenty bottles of each. (20 blue, 20 green, 20 red and 20 yellow)
"Of each sort" means there are probably different kinds or types of a thing and one is referring to each of that type.
So, "Twenty of each sort" means 20 of each kind of that product.
For example, if there are 4 types of bottles, lets say blue, green, red and yellow, then twenty bottles of each. (20 blue, 20 green, 20 red and 20 yellow)
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Customer: Do you have small widgets and large widgets? I need 20 Shop assistant: hold on I'll just go and check... yes we've got plenty of both. So that's 20 of each sort, right? In other words it means 20 of each type, not 20 in total.
– Minty
Mar 26 at 4:30
More information is required. The meaning depends upon the context.
– Kaushik
Mar 26 at 4:50