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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
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in what follows....
In what follows we will focus on the central use of language: communication.
Q) Why "is" is added in the beginning of the sentence and what does it mean in the sentence?
Q) Why "is" is added in the beginning of the sentence and what does it mean in the sentence?
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What follows presumably refers to the text that follows . You can find some information in the text; therefore, they will focus on "communication" in what follows (in the text below).
- What follows presumably refers to the text that follows .
- You can find some information in the text; therefore, they will focus on "communication" in what follows (in the text below).
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What follows presumably refers to the text that follows.
You can find some information in the text; therefore, they will focus on "communication" in what follows (in the text below).
You can find some information in the text; therefore, they will focus on "communication" in what follows (in the text below).
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