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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
Grammar
In the commons
Considering the following sentence:
""People surrounded them in the commons, cheering at them."
In this context, what does 'in the commons' mean?
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The commons usually means a large open grassy area for public use. Have you tried looking it up in a dictionary to see if there is another definition that is more appropriate to what you are reading? CJ
- The commons usually means a large open grassy area for public use.
- Have you tried looking it up in a dictionary to see if there is another definition that is more appropriate to what you are reading?
- CJ
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The commons usually means a large open grassy area for public use.
Have you tried looking it up in a dictionary to see if there is another definition that is more appropriate to what you are reading?
CJ
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Christine ChristieIn this context, what does 'in the commons' mean?
It would help if you give the context.
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