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Car train 329 Posted 6 years ago
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Its assumptions were those of poor Athenians.

Its assumptions were those of poor Athenians. That Means that the assumptions were poor athenians’ assumptions?


If right, how it is supposed to mean like that?

  

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car train 329 If right, how it is supposed to mean like that? If so, how does it mean that? The antecedent of "those" is "assumptions": Its assumptions were the assumptions of poor Athenians.

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  • car train 329 If right, how it is supposed to mean like that?
  • If so, how does it mean that?
  • The antecedent of "those" is "assumptions": Its assumptions were the assumptions of poor Athenians.
  • The noun of someone is someone's noun .
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car train 329If right, how it is supposed to mean like that?

If so, how does it mean that?

The antecedent of "those" is "assumptions": Its assumptions were the assumptions of poor Athenians. The noun of someone is someone's noun.

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