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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Come along

The money it pays its keepers and other workers.
What does it mean?
The lioness comes along and chases the hyena away.
What does "come along" in this sentence mean?
  

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What does it mean? It's not correct. I don't know what it means.

— CalifJim

  • What does it mean?
  • It's not correct.
  • I don't know what it means.
  • Maybe the first "it" should be omitted.
  • What does "come s along" in this sentence mean?
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JumanahThe money it pays its keepers and other workers.What does it mean?
It's not correct. I don't know what it means. Maybe the first "it" should be omitted.
JumanahThe lioness comes along and chases the hyena away.What does "comes along" in this sentence mean?
appears; makes an appear
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It's actually written like that "The money it pays its keepers and other workers"
I really don't know what the sentence means!
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JumanahIt's actually written like that "The money it pays its keepers and other workers"I really don't know what the sentence means!
The 'it' has to refer to something already mentioned, and the sentence needs to contain a main clause.

The zoo treats its animals better than the people it employs, The money it pays its keepers and other workers is n
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The money it pays its keepers and other workers.
Does "it" refer to the zoo?
And I think it's going to be better if I use "pay for"
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JumanahThe money it pays its keepers and other workers.Does "it" refer to the zoo?
Yes.
JumanahAnd I think it's going to be better if I use "pay for"
Not unless you are buying them from somebody.
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