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Vu Tran Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
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"The smut that was really science fell with a crash into the boys’ eye"- what is "science fell" ? is this "fall in love with science? and why did a crash happen into the boy's eye ? What is "a crash". I can't find any suitable meaning in dictionary for this.
Need your help, thank you guys so much
Need your help, thank you guys so much
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It is highly metaphoric. 'Fell' = suddenly appeared/affected/influenced 'with a crash' = suddenly and dramatically 'boys' eye' = boys' cognizance/awareness
- It is highly metaphoric.
- 'Fell' = suddenly appeared/affected/influenced 'with a crash' = suddenly and dramatically 'boys' eye' = boys' cognizance/awareness
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It is highly metaphoric.
'Fell' = suddenly appeared/affected/influenced
'with a crash' = suddenly and dramatically
'boys' eye' = boys' cognizance/awareness
'Fell' = suddenly appeared/affected/influenced
'with a crash' = suddenly and dramatically
'boys' eye' = boys' cognizance/awareness
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thanks, so what about this sentences:
to the astonishment of his crash and crash (the more daring of the boys ventured to grin at one another)
Can you tell me the meaning of whole sentences?
to the astonishment of his crash and crash (the more daring of the boys ventured to grin at one another)
Can you tell me the meaning of whole sentences?
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Vu Tranof his crash and crashThat makes no sense, grammatical or conceptual, to me.
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