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4 years ago

a friend wants to borrow your phone,but you need to make a phone call yourself. what would you say in the situation?

English

2 answers:

vesna_86 [32]4 years ago

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Answer:

try asking him to lend it to you and list your important reasons and reason with him and he may hand it to you

hoa [83]4 years ago

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Answer:

???

Explanation:

You need to evaluate which phone call is more important, if you have a very important call (like a business call of all that jazz XD) then you need to say ''No, sorry, I have a very important call soon.'' but if it's a call from your little brother playing with mom's phone, you can let her have the phone.

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a friend wants to borrow your phone,but you need to make a phone call yourself. what would you say in the situation?​

a friend wants to borrow your phone,but you need to make a phone call yourself. what would you say in the situation?