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[Strange to relate, they never met again.]
= (my version) If I relate it to be strange to us, that is they never met again.
[strange to relate]-----"to relate" makes us to be strange;
[comma here]-----it means [that is ]
Could any native speaker right me and give your opinion?
Thank you for your assistance in addvance.
[Strange to relate, they never met again.]
= (my version) If I relate it to be strange to us, that is they never met again.
[strange to relate]-----"to relate" makes us to be strange;
[comma here]-----it means [that is ]
Could any native speaker right me and give your opinion?
Thank you for your assistance in addvance.
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It is more simple: [It is] strange [that] they never met again. Relate = tell (a story) It is a strange story that they never met again.
- It is more simple: [It is] strange [that] they never met again.
- Relate = tell (a story) It is a strange story that they never met again.
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It is more simple:
[It is] strange [that] they never met again.
Relate = tell (a story)
It is a strange story that they never met again.
[It is] strange [that] they never met again.
Relate = tell (a story)
It is a strange story that they never met again.
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