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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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"For"
It is too hot for a jean.
What does it mean?
Messiah was used of Jesus.
(I kind of understand the meaning, but I wonder what it would mean if I say 'for' in place of 'of'- for Jesus.)
That is my mother for you.
What does it mean?
Thanks for the help...
What does it mean?
Messiah was used of Jesus.
(I kind of understand the meaning, but I wonder what it would mean if I say 'for' in place of 'of'- for Jesus.)
That is my mother for you.
What does it mean?
Thanks for the help...
Top answer
Hi, It is too hot for a jean. 'Jeans' are pants. We use the plural form (jeans) or say 'a pair of jeans'.
- Hi, It is too hot for a jean.
- 'Jeans' are pants.
- We use the plural form (jeans) or say 'a pair of jeans'.
- What does it mean?
- It means that the weather is too hot for a person to wear jeans.
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Hi,
It is too hot for a jean. 'Jeans' are pants. We use the plural form (jeans) or say 'a pair of jeans'.
What does it mean? It means that the weather is too hot for a person to wear jeans.
'Messiah' was used of Jesus.
(I kind of understand the meaning, but I wonder what it would mean if I say 'for' in place of 'of'- fo
It is too hot for a jean. 'Jeans' are pants. We use the plural form (jeans) or say 'a pair of jeans'.
What does it mean? It means that the weather is too hot for a person to wear jeans.
'Messiah' was used of Jesus.
(I kind of understand the meaning, but I wonder what it would mean if I say 'for' in place of 'of'- fo
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