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1-What is the old dear's got lot of moggies in standard English?
2- I think Chelsea are Wicked?

Regards

Sis! what's this?
And have you appeared this year in CSS exam?

[QUOTE=Maha Khan;698792]1-What is the old dear's got lot of moggies in standard English?
2- I think Chelsea are Wicked?

Regards[/QUOTE]

What is the standard English of these two ?:thinking

From where have you got these?

[QUOTE=Last Island;698971]From where have you got these?[/QUOTE]

My friend is teaching in Beacon School system, she asked me the standard English of these two but I did not know. So, wanted your help.
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Old dear's got lot of moggies
Dear=a loved one or a friend
Moggies= cats
Sounds like an old friend owns many cats in simple american english :dd

salam
 

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1. It means , the person who has got many cats ; monger is used for cats ,... what do you say sis last island , and about the second one i am not sure about it i myself read it many a time i thought chalsea is a name :dd

may be chelsea is used for children??????

[QUOTE=rarasham;699293]may be chelsea is used for children??????[/QUOTE]

Chelsea is a former borough of greater london, a city in east Massachusetts US, a famous football club and a given name for females :)

Chelsea are wicked may refer to a wicked girl named chelsea, are here is used much like plurals are used in urdu to make statement more formal, as if aap bare zaheen hain for aap zaheen ho :dd