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Newguest Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
Drawing the whole family into the process
Hi
From a book about magic:
Since you know your child best, try creating personalized protective spells and charms, perhaps drawing the whole family into the process. Where they are present, children are an important part of the magical household.
Does it mean "draw the whole family into the process of creating spells and charms for your child"?
Does the part "where they are present" refer to the spells and charms?
From a book about magic:
Since you know your child best, try creating personalized protective spells and charms, perhaps drawing the whole family into the process. Where they are present, children are an important part of the magical household.
Does it mean "draw the whole family into the process of creating spells and charms for your child"?
Does the part "where they are present" refer to the spells and charms?
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Hi Your assumption for the first one is correct. But I am not sure about the second one. The sentences sounds a bit ambigous to me.
- Hi Your assumption for the first one is correct.
- But I am not sure about the second one.
- The sentences sounds a bit ambigous to me.
- Prajwal
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Hi Your assumption for the first one is correct. But I am not sure about the second one. The sentences sounds a bit ambigous to me.
Prajwal
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NewguestNo. It refers to the children. The sentence means children are an important part of a magical household where they are present.
Does the part "where they are present" refer to the spells and charms?
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