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Contraposition Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary

as it be

What does 'as it was' mean?
  

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"As it was" introduces a description of the real situation (he did see Dudley's lips move), as contrasted with the hypothetical situation mentioned in the previous sentence.

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  • "As it was" introduces a description of the real situation (he did see Dudley's lips move), as contrasted with the hypothetical situation mentioned in the previous sentence.
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"As it was" introduces a description of the real situation (he did see Dudley's lips move), as contrasted with the hypothetical situation mentioned in the previous sentence.
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