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Contraposition Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
interpreting
What is this that roareth thus? Can it be a motor bus?
Could you interpret these sentences?
Could you interpret these sentences?
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These are the first two sentences of the poem Motor Bus by A. D. Godley.
- These are the first two sentences of the poem Motor Bus by A.
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These are the first two sentences of the poem Motor Bus by A. D. Godley.
Google it.
Google it.
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Here is the complete poem:
What is this that roareth thus?
Can it be a Motor Bus?
Yes, the smell and hideous hum
Indicant Motorem ***!
Implet in the Corn and High
Terror me Motoris Bi:
Bo Motori clamitabo
Ne Motore caedar a Bo---
Dative be or Ablative
So thou only let us live:---
Whither shall thy victims
What is this that roareth thus?
Can it be a Motor Bus?
Yes, the smell and hideous hum
Indicant Motorem ***!
Implet in the Corn and High
Terror me Motoris Bi:
Bo Motori clamitabo
Ne Motore caedar a Bo---
Dative be or Ablative
So thou only let us live:---
Whither shall thy victims
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Can it be....?
Is an expression of surprise, irony, or incredulity - "can" means more than possibility; you know very well what it is. It is often used with very young children, to get them excited about what they are seeing.
Is an expression of surprise, irony, or incredulity - "can" means more than possibility; you know very well what it is. It is often used with very young children, to get them excited about what they are seeing.
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