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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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A backdrop from which to celebrate
"Finding a backdrop from which to celebrate the liberation of Mosul will be difficult, though." (The Economist.)
Is "a backdrop from which to celebrate the liberation of Mosul" a noun phrase in the above?
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anonymous Is "a backdrop from which to celebrate the liberation of Mosul" a noun phrase in the above? Yes. Do you understand what the journalist means by 'backdrop'?
- anonymous Is "a backdrop from which to celebrate the liberation of Mosul" a noun phrase in the above?
- Yes.
- Do you understand what the journalist means by 'backdrop'?
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anonymousIs "a backdrop from which to celebrate the liberation of Mosul" a noun phrase in the above?
Yes.
Do you understand what the journalist means by 'backdrop'?
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