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Sentence: Come on people; we haven't got all day. It'll be time to get out...



 
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Sentence: Come on people; we haven't got all day. It'll be time to get out... #1 (permalink) Sun Mar 01, 2009 2:53 am   Sentence: Come on people; we haven't got all day. It'll be time to get out...
 

Can you help me to explain this sentence:
Mr. Bob said: "Come on people; we haven't got all day. It'll be time to get out again before you set foot in the water."

(Mr.Bob was a swimming instructor in a college; he was speaking to pupils at the swimming pool; but I don't understand what he means when he said : It'll be time to get out again before you set foot in the water.)
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help me about the meaning of this sentence! #2 (permalink) Sun Mar 01, 2009 3:41 am   help me about the meaning of this sentence!
 

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The class time will be finished by the time you finally get into the water.
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