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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
An unusual sentence
You may have to reread this a couple of times to figure its meaning. It is the ending of which I am unsure. When you say it aloud, it makes more sense, but is (I don't think) standard English.
Though small you may be, within the bowls of my dungeon shall my imprisoned have use for you, as they had use for my [poor excuse of a man] son.
Is it OK?
Though small you may be, within the bowls of my dungeon shall my imprisoned have use for you, as they had use for my [poor excuse of a man] son.
Is it OK?
Top answer
How big are the dungeon's bowls? Are they cereal bowls or soup bowls?
- How big are the dungeon's bowls?
- Are they cereal bowls or soup bowls?
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How big are the dungeon's bowls? Are they cereal bowls or soup bowls?
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Haha! Sorry, my spelling needs to be improved, but please make allowances as I am Swedish!
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