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e.g. Is the hotel closed?
(What does the sentence above mean? #1 or #2?)
1. As it is too late, the hotel doesn't allow people to check in, right?
2. The hotle no longer open and the owner quit the hotel business, right?
(What does the sentence above mean? #1 or #2?)
1. As it is too late, the hotel doesn't allow people to check in, right?
2. The hotle no longer open and the owner quit the hotel business, right?
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Answered by
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"e. g." means "for example" -- I hope it's not considered in what the question means!
"Is the hotel closed?" can mean either 1 or 2, depending on the situation.
~ 1 means the hotel is in business, but just closed up for the night -- will reopen in the morning.
~ 2 means the hotel has gone out of business.
"Is the hotel closed?" can mean either 1 or 2, depending on the situation.
~ 1 means the hotel is in business, but just closed up for the night -- will reopen in the morning.
~ 2 means the hotel has gone out of business.
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