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How do I invert theses sentences
Aghast at the news about his letter. Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb.
At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
Aghast at the news about his letter. Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb.
At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
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Hi, How do I invert theses sentences Aghast at the news about his letter. Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb. At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
- Hi, How do I invert theses sentences Aghast at the news about his letter.
- Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb.
- At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
- What do you mean here by 'invert'?
- Perhaps this is what you want to do?
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Hi,
How do I invert theses sentences
Aghast at the news about his letter. Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb.
At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
What do you mean here by 'invert'?
Perhaps this is what you want to do?
Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb, aghast at the news about his letter.
How do I invert theses sentences
Aghast at the news about his letter. Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb.
At first Romeo (feel) confident that the day will bring good news.
What do you mean here by 'invert'?
Perhaps this is what you want to do?
Friar Lawerence (rush) to the capulet tomb, aghast at the news about his letter.
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