When Dorothy Gaters finally speaks, her message is familiar and firm and, as usual, about fundamentals: "Move your big feet." ''Box out." ''No fouls."
If they don't do that, she doesn't hesitate to take it up a notch on the court.
"You're embarrassing yourselves!" she tells them even when they're winning handily.
Gaters later explains: "Sloppy play is never enjoyable. Sometimes I'll be like, 'I hope this game is over soon. I can go home and watch some real basketball.'"
Answer:
better not
Explanation:
talking about the future so it's warning you not to do somehting
She has been egocentric and I’m getting a bit concerned, so I’m going to be assiduous since everyone else is dormant, but when I told her this she said “I’m being preposterous!”.
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