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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
go into labour
What does 'go into labour' mean?
She went into labour early.
(labour : the period of time or the process of giving birth to a baby)
She went into labour early.
(labour : the period of time or the process of giving birth to a baby)
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That the process of giving birth to a baby has begun. When this happens we say: She has gone into labour - meaning that the pregnant woman will give birth within a somewhat foreseeable future (hours).
- That the process of giving birth to a baby has begun.
- When this happens we say: She has gone into labour - meaning that the pregnant woman will give birth within a somewhat foreseeable future (hours).
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That the process of giving birth to a baby has begun. When this happens we say: She has gone into labour - meaning that the pregnant woman will give birth within a somewhat foreseeable future (hours).
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