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Spacewater Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Confound
to treat or regard erroneously as identical; mix or associate by mistake:
"truth confounded with error."
Can anybody elaborate this defition as if to explaining to an American kindargarden? Thank you
"truth confounded with error."
Can anybody elaborate this defition as if to explaining to an American kindargarden? Thank you
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Suppose, as you walked through a park, you saw something moving strangely on the grass. Suppose it's evening and there isn't much light. It looks to you like a little animal of some kind.
- Suppose, as you walked through a park, you saw something moving strangely on the grass.
- Suppose it's evening and there isn't much light.
- It looks to you like a little animal of some kind.
- You approach closer, and when you get very close, you see that it is not an animal.
- It is just a strangely shaped leaf blowing in the breeze.
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Suppose, as you walked through a park, you saw something moving strangely on the grass. Suppose it's evening and there isn't much light. It looks to you like a little animal of some kind. You approach closer, and when you get very close, you see that it is not an animal. It is just a strangely shaped leaf blowing in the breeze. You got confused. You made a mistake. In your mind, your perce
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