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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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break out of its cocoon
We watched the adult butterfly break out of its cocoon.
Hi,
Should I delete "adult" in the above?
Besides, does 'break out of its cocoon" refer to "free itself or struggle out of its cocoon?" Thanks.
Hi,
Should I delete "adult" in the above?
Besides, does 'break out of its cocoon" refer to "free itself or struggle out of its cocoon?" Thanks.
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1-- Adult is good there--- it keeps the reader on track in the cycle of metamorphosis. 2-- Yes.
- 1-- Adult is good there--- it keeps the reader on track in the cycle of metamorphosis.
- 2-- Yes.
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1-- Adult is good there--- it keeps the reader on track in the cycle of metamorphosis.
2-- Yes.
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1-- Adult is good there--- it keeps the reader on track in the cycle of metamorphosis.
2-- Yes.
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