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Canada is the limits of the US. Does it sound right?
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If it sound right, does the "is" mean bounds?
The second question is "does "to bound" work on the premise that "the limits of the US have / contain Canada?""
If that so, is to say "The sky is the limit." to say that The limit has / contain the sky. and The sky marks / forms the limit?
Thank you for your help.
If it sound right, does the "is" mean bounds?
The second question is "does "to bound" work on the premise that "the limits of the US have / contain Canada?""
If that so, is to say "The sky is the limit." to say that The limit has / contain the sky. and The sky marks / forms the limit?
Thank you for your help.
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If it sound s right, does the "is" mean bounds? No. " is not correct.
- If it sound s right, does the "is" mean bounds?
- No.
- " is not correct.
- " the same as to say that The limit has / contain the sky.
- and The sky marks / forms the limit?
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If it sounds right, does the "is" mean bounds?
No. "Canada is the limits of the US." is not correct.
If that is so, is to say "The sky is the limit." the same as to saythat The limit has / contain the sky. and The sky marks / forms the limit?
We have exhaustively discussed this idiom "The sky is the limit." with you in a previous post. Pl
No. "Canada is the limits of the US." is not correct.
If that is so, is to say "The sky is the limit." the same as to say
We have exhaustively discussed this idiom "The sky is the limit." with you in a previous post. Pl
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