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Jiangyueming Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
In the air
Spring is in the air.
Is "in the air" means "coming" here?
Is "in the air" means "coming" here?
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A little more than that: the beginnings of spring are evident.
- A little more than that: the beginnings of spring are evident.
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A little more than that: the beginnings of spring are evident.
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