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Meanings of talking in English
Usage of talking in English
1
I am talking about power, real power, power to change the world.
2
Now they were talking about Hungary and Syria and Radio Free Europe.
3
Chrysler said the issues are difficult but the company would continue talking.
4
Now, talking to other alleged victims has given her a new purpose.
5
Quite credible economic reports are talking 4000 job losses in the region.
6
Are they talking marriage? It was a reasonable question, given her concerns.
7
He was talking about the number of cases reported by the government.
8
However the main talking point of the first half was Morrison's escape.
9
Public opinion expects it and we shall be talking about it soon.
10
He said the government had started talking to parents about their children.
11
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said the government was talking with Pacific nations.
12
It's a mindset that gave us political talking points, not serious solutions.
13
A billion here, a billion there: pretty soon you're talking real money.
14
The danger of not talking about this is far greater, he said.
15
To Henry she said, 'I understand you've been talking to your father?'
16
It was good talking to you,' I said, turning to leave her.
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Talking through the time
Talking across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
Australia
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