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BeginStudent Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
I have two quesiton , please help
HI , I have this paragraph : " Did you advise him of his rights ? of course not , he is not a criminal "
It is from the story " The client "
I dont understand the meaning of "advide" from the question above.
Someone can help me to translate it for the correct meaning ?
Thx ahead.
anothe qus.
"They shook their heads" what is mean "shook" on this sentence ? can someone exlain me the sentence ?
antother ques.
"How is your brother?
He is doing great "
what the sentnece " he is doint great " means ?
what is "doing great " ?
p.s - "when judge Roosevelt read slick's story his eyes grew cold."
what is the meaning of the phrase "grew cold " ?
It is from the story " The client "
I dont understand the meaning of "advide" from the question above.
Someone can help me to translate it for the correct meaning ?
Thx ahead.
anothe qus.
"They shook their heads" what is mean "shook" on this sentence ? can someone exlain me the sentence ?
antother ques.
"How is your brother?
He is doing great "
what the sentnece " he is doint great " means ?
what is "doing great " ?
p.s - "when judge Roosevelt read slick's story his eyes grew cold."
what is the meaning of the phrase "grew cold " ?
Top answer
, police are required to say, "You have the right to remain silent" when they arrest someone. advise means inform or tell in this context. They shook their heads.
- , police are required to say, "You have the right to remain silent" when they arrest someone.
- advise means inform or tell in this context.
- They shook their heads.
- They moved their heads repeatedly in the same way, perhaps up and down to indicate agreement, perhaps from side to side to indicate disagreement.
- doing great He is very well, happy, and successful.
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advise him of his rights
In the U.S., police are required to say, "You have the right to remain silent" when they arrest someone. advise means inform or tell in this context.
They shook their heads.
They moved their heads repeatedly in the same way, perhaps up and down to indicate agreement, perhaps from side to side to indicate disagreeme
In the U.S., police are required to say, "You have the right to remain silent" when they arrest someone. advise means inform or tell in this context.
They shook their heads.
They moved their heads repeatedly in the same way, perhaps up and down to indicate agreement, perhaps from side to side to indicate disagreeme
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