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Do ngoc tien Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"ball boos" and "ring"
Tanase gifts possession back to Chelsea, but as soon as The Blues have the ball boos ring out from all sides of the stadium.
Is "ball boos" a prhrasal noun?What does it mean?
Is "ring" a verb? Was the ball out of stadium or the boos out from stands off stadium?
Is "ball boos" a prhrasal noun?What does it mean?
Is "ring" a verb? Was the ball out of stadium or the boos out from stands off stadium?
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Is this easier to understand? -- ... as soon as The Blues have the (foot)ball , (loud) boos (subject) ring out from all sides of the stadium.
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- as soon as The Blues have the (foot)ball , (loud) boos (subject) ring out from all sides of the stadium.
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Is this easier to understand? --
... as soon as The Blues have the (foot)ball, (loud) boos (subject) ring out from all sides of the stadium.
... as soon as The Blues have the (foot)ball, (loud) boos (subject) ring out from all sides of the stadium.
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