Examples of 'you need a favour' in a sentence
Meaning of "you need a favour"
you need a favour: A polite way to offer assistance or help to someone who may require support or aid. This phrase is often used to express willingness to provide assistance and is commonly found in social interactions, where one person offers help to another in a friendly and supportive manner
How to use "you need a favour" in a sentence
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you need a favour
Which means you need a favour.
You need a favour.
I would say you need a favour.
You need a favour off a young chap like that?
You act so sweet when you need a favour.
Next time you need a favour and call a friend, remember one thing.
I will remember that next time you need a favour.
But remember, if you need a favour or jelp count on me.
For your parents whom I already ennobled? Do you need a favour.
Do you need a favour for your dear village of Domrémy?
No! You act so sweet when you need a favour.
What if you need a favour someday from Ferris Bueller?
I take what I get But remember, if you need a favour or jelp count on me.
Next time you need a favour and call a friend, remember one thing: you're outta lifelines, sweetheart.
Well, that means you need a favour.
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What if you need a favour someday … from Ferris Bueller? Then where will you be, huh?
You are outta lifelines, sweetheart . Next time you need a favour and call a friend, remember one thing,.
Listen, Bindiya . You act so sweet when you need a favour.
Hey! What if you need a favour someday.
Hey … from Ferris Bueller? Hey! What if you need a favour someday.
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