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Moon7296 Posted 15 years ago
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Bill broke the glass completely.
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so too.
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so incompletely.
Like I put a example above, it is said #1 and 2 can be interpreted in two ways. But I couldn't find how. Could you help me please?
1. I saw that gas can explode.
2. Oscar stayed behind the counter and Harry did so too.
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so too.
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so incompletely.
Like I put a example above, it is said #1 and 2 can be interpreted in two ways. But I couldn't find how. Could you help me please?
1. I saw that gas can explode.
2. Oscar stayed behind the counter and Harry did so too.
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Bill broke the glass completely. (1. Bill smashed the glass over and over again to completely demolish the glass.
- Bill broke the glass completely.
- (1.
- Bill smashed the glass over and over again to completely demolish the glass.
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- Bill hit the glass, and the glass shattered into a million pieces--completely broken) Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so too.
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Bill broke the glass completely. (1. Bill smashed the glass over and over again to completely demolish the glass. 2. Bill hit the glass, and the glass shattered into a million pieces--completely broken)
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so too. (same)
Like the examples I have written above, it is said #1 and 2 can be interpreted in two ways. But I couldn't find h
Bill broke the glass completely, and Sean did so too. (same)
Like the examples I have written above, it is said #1 and 2 can be interpreted in two ways. But I couldn't find h
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