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Wowenglish Posted 15 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing
Could have sworn
I would like to know the meaning of the next sentence.
I could've sworn today was saturday.
I could've sworn today was saturday.
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] But in the cartoon, I think the boy is right (but he doesn't quite wish to question his mum's judgement) Regards, Dave
- ] But in the cartoon, I think the boy is right (but he doesn't quite wish to question his mum's judgement) Regards, Dave
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To swear something is true is to say you believe it is definitely true
In a court of law, a Christian will swear on the Bible, to show that they are definitely telling the truth
Quite often, the phrase is used to mean "Am I right about this?"
I could have sworn it was Saturday
[But actually, it's Friday!]
But in the cartoon, I think the boy
To swear something is true is to say you believe it is definitely true
In a court of law, a Christian will swear on the Bible, to show that they are definitely telling the truth
Quite often, the phrase is used to mean "Am I right about this?"
I could have sworn it was Saturday
[But actually, it's Friday!]
But in the cartoon, I think the boy
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I could have sworn - I could have sworn an oath to a fact.
The boy was convinced it is Saturday and now confused.
The boy was convinced it is Saturday and now confused.
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