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Adonis1013 Posted 15 years ago
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I can't understand the meaning of these sentences from NightAt Museum
Dear all,
The following sentence are from the novels of Night At Museum.
I have three questions about them. Thank you veru much.
1. I want to know what was made out of "tablet" Stone, or golden
2. Are there different parts of the tablet because Larry wanted Nicky to move the part of it.
3. What is the meaning of "make a picture" here.
What are you doing? shouted larry.
Give me the tablet, son Cecil said to Nicky.
Don't. Shouted Larry. Move tte parts of the table, Nicky. Make a picture.
Thanks.
The following sentence are from the novels of Night At Museum.
I have three questions about them. Thank you veru much.
1. I want to know what was made out of "tablet" Stone, or golden
2. Are there different parts of the tablet because Larry wanted Nicky to move the part of it.
3. What is the meaning of "make a picture" here.
What are you doing? shouted larry.
Give me the tablet, son Cecil said to Nicky.
Don't. Shouted Larry. Move tte parts of the table, Nicky. Make a picture.
Thanks.
Top answer
Please don't double post. I already replied to your post in another thread. If you could tell us exactly what book this passage is from, I might be able to find it in context and with correct punctuation and make some sense of it.
- Please don't double post.
- I already replied to your post in another thread.
- If you could tell us exactly what book this passage is from, I might be able to find it in context and with correct punctuation and make some sense of it.
- As I said in my previous reply, without context and with the incorrect punctuation you have provided it's impossible to understand it.
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Please don't double post. I already replied to your post in another thread.
If you could tell us exactly what book this passage is from, I might be able to find it in context and with correct punctuation and make some sense of it. As I said in my previous reply, without context and with the incorrect punctuation you have provided it's impossible to understand it.
If you could tell us exactly what book this passage is from, I might be able to find it in context and with correct punctuation and make some sense of it. As I said in my previous reply, without context and with the incorrect punctuation you have provided it's impossible to understand it.
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