Did i get it right about "reared back"?
She was reared back in her chair, knees crossed, arms folded negligently behind her.
i understand about reared back= she sat on the chair by the support of his back.
am i right about my understanding?
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Hasibul Alam am i right about my understanding? I am disinclined to reply if the OP does not bother to observe the fundamental rules of written English. Every sentence begins with a capital letter.
- Hasibul Alam am i right about my understanding?
- I am disinclined to reply if the OP does not bother to observe the fundamental rules of written English.
- Every sentence begins with a capital letter.
- It is not optional.
- It makes your writing look bad if you don't do it.
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Hasibul Alamam i right about my understanding?
I am disinclined to reply if the OP does not bother to observe the fundamental rules of written English. Every sentence begins with a capital letter. It is not optional. It makes your writing look bad if you don't do it.
When you say "she was reared back", it sounds like you are trying to use the verb "re
0Hasibul Alamknees crossed
I've heard of crossing your legs, but not of crossing your knees. But Google Ngrams has them both, with 'legs' used about 200 times for every single use of 'knees'.
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