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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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got on the path

0One of the unique things about Nick.s teacher was that she would alternately bully and charm her students until 01u01b00they got on the path02b02u00 she had set for them.02br
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00Does 01u01b00got on the path02b02u00 make sense here? If yes, how should I interpret it? Thanks.0-
  

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0 Yes, that sounds fine. The word 01i 00path02i 00 is used figuratively. The teacher wants her students to follow a certain course or way of doing things.

— Yankee

  • 0 Yes, that sounds fine.
  • The word 01i 00path02i 00 is used figuratively.
  • The teacher wants her students to follow a certain course or way of doing things.
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0 Yes, that sounds fine. The word 01i00path02i00 is used figuratively. The teacher wants her students to follow a certain course or way of doing things. If the students are '01b00off 02b00the path' they have either strayed or are not yet following her lead.0-
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