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A shock to the system: What does it mean? - The English We Speak

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Rob's experienced a shock to the system does that mean he's been hurt? Maybe it has something to do with him returning to work after a holiday. But whatever injury Rob has suffered, Feifei is on hand with some unsympathetic words!
Date: 2020-09-18

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Comments and reviews: 2

Mary
Having my baby as well as nursing her for six months has been a beautiful experience. Now, I've just gone back to work yesterday and it's actually a shock to the system.
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Nora
at the college i was spending time with my close friend
but now i can't because he is graduated , it's a shock to the system !!
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