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Ahn Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

He twisted the sack shut.......?

Do they use the phrase 'twisted the sack' much in USA?

and I don't know what 'twisted the sack' means.

twist the sack, so that it is shut????????
  

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Do they use the phrase 'twisted the sack' much in USA? Not really. Yes.

— CalifJim

  • Do they use the phrase 'twisted the sack' much in USA?
  • Not really.
  • Yes.
  • Twist the sack (near the open end) so that it is shut -- until it is shut.
  • Suppose it is a sack of potatoes.
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Do they use the phrase 'twisted the sack' much in USA?
Not really.

Yes. Twist the sack (near the open end) so that it is shut -- until it is shut.

Suppose it is a sack of potatoes. Lift the sack in one hand. With the other hand, push the bottom of the sack so that it spins in circles. This is twisting the sack.

CJ

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I got it now! thank you for your perfect explanation.

I think you are genius.
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