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Jackson6612 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Give a dog a bone
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I don't know how it is usually interpreted. But here is my personal interpretation. Give a dog a bone so that he can keep himself busy and don't pay any attention what is happening around (i.e. he won't bark at, say, intruders). Does it make any sense? Please let me know. Thanks.
I don't know how it is usually interpreted. But here is my personal interpretation. Give a dog a bone so that he can keep himself busy and don't pay any attention what is happening around (i.e. he won't bark at, say, intruders). Does it make any sense? Please let me know. Thanks.
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Hi, It's not really a common saying or proverb. Can you put it in a context? Clive
- Hi, It's not really a common saying or proverb.
- Can you put it in a context?
- Clive
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Hi,
It's not really a common saying or proverb. Can you put it in a context?
Clive
It's not really a common saying or proverb. Can you put it in a context?
Clive
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