Allowed out into noun to do
I want to know how to understand this sentence.
During the days, I was allowed out into a courtyard to exercise.
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1. Does this sentence sound natural?
2. What does this sentence mean?
I guess this sentence means "I was given the permission that I could go exercising in the countyard".
Am I right?
Top answer
fire1 I guess this sentence means "I was given the permission that I could to go exercising in the cou r tyard". Yes.
- fire1 I guess this sentence means "I was given the permission that I could to go exercising in the cou r tyard".
- Yes.
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fire1I guess this sentence means "I was giventhepermissionthat I couldto go exercising in the courtyard".
Yes.
0fire1I want to know how to understand this sentence.
out— adverb
into a courtyard— preposition phrase
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