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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Mary has always thought the heights of her mother or Mary has always thought the top of her mother.
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Neither of those makes sense. What are you trying to say? Is the general idea that she admired her mother?
- Neither of those makes sense.
- What are you trying to say?
- Is the general idea that she admired her mother?
- There is an expression "think the world of", meaning to greatly admire.
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Neither of those makes sense. What are you trying to say? Is the general idea that she admired her mother? There is an expression "think the world of", meaning to greatly admire.
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