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Zorina Posted 16 years ago
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A union electrician
In the sentence "Gallien, a union electrecian, was on his way to Anchorage." Does the word union mean that Gallien was a member of a labour union?
And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him? This information seems irrelevant, but may be I'm not enough familiar with the culture. The scene takes place in Alaska in 1992. Is it a typical way to refer people's occupation?
And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him? This information seems irrelevant, but may be I'm not enough familiar with the culture. The scene takes place in Alaska in 1992. Is it a typical way to refer people's occupation?
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" Does the word union mean that Gallien was a member of a labour union? Yes And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him? This information seems irrelevant, but may be I'm not enough familiar with the culture.
- " Does the word union mean that Gallien was a member of a labour union?
- Yes And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him?
- This information seems irrelevant, but may be I'm not enough familiar with the culture.
- The scene takes place in Alaska in 1992.
- Is it a typical way to refer people's occupation?
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Hi,
In the sentence "Gallien, a union electrician, was on his way to Anchorage." Does the word union mean that Gallien was a member of a labour union? Yes
And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him? This information seems irre
In the sentence "Gallien, a union electrician, was on his way to Anchorage." Does the word union mean that Gallien was a member of a labour union? Yes
And if so, should this fact define or distinguish him? This information seems irre
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