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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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At (the hearing of) these words
At these words, Agamemnon's face lit up. An evil smile slowly spread across his features.
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Is it right to take the above as the following? Thanks.
At the hearing of these words, Agamemenon's face became radiant. His looks/face slowly revealed an evil smile.
Hi,
Is it right to take the above as the following? Thanks.
At the hearing of these words, Agamemenon's face became radiant. His looks/face slowly revealed an evil smile.
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'Radiant' is the wrong word here; otherwise, the paraphrase is OK.
- 'Radiant' is the wrong word here; otherwise, the paraphrase is OK.
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'Radiant' is the wrong word here; otherwise, the paraphrase is OK.
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'Radiant' is the wrong word here; otherwise, the paraphrase is OK.
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