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Ali M Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
help me to undersatnd
"during the course of this exhaustive study, Reznikova has grown so attached to her laboratory ants that she feels she knows them as individuals"
what does the bolded parts of this sentence mean?
specially the word grown
"cambridge Ielts 7 page 66, the last paragraph"
what does the bolded parts of this sentence mean?
specially the word grown
"cambridge Ielts 7 page 66, the last paragraph"
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Hi, has grown - has become attached - emotionally and affectionately connected The basic idea is that now she really like her rats! Clive
- Hi, has grown - has become attached - emotionally and affectionately connected The basic idea is that now she really like her rats!
- Clive
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Hi,
has grown - has become
attached - emotionally and affectionately connected
The basic idea is that now she really like her rats!
Clive
has grown - has become
attached - emotionally and affectionately connected
The basic idea is that now she really like her rats!
Clive
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I cannot imagine how anyone can tell one ant from another. They all look alike to me.
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you should check an article in cambridge ielts 7 to be able to imagine it
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