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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
come home
You came back home at 11:00 PM.
Does the sentence mean "You went back home at 11:00 PM or You got home at 11:00 PM"? It seems both are possible.How do you think?
Thanks~~
Does the sentence mean "You went back home at 11:00 PM or You got home at 11:00 PM"? It seems both are possible.How do you think?
Thanks~~
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Anonymous You got home at 11:00 PM"? That is how I read it.
- Anonymous You got home at 11:00 PM"?
- That is how I read it.
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