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Seagull Posted 10 years ago
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just what her sister had done
Hello, everyone.
Regarding the following sentence:
She did just what her sister had done.
What does it mean? Does it say that "She" was a mimic of her sister, probably an elder sister?
Regarding the following sentence:
She did just what her sister had done.
What does it mean? Does it say that "She" was a mimic of her sister, probably an elder sister?
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seagull She did just what her sister had done. What does it mean? Her sister did something (drank a glass of water, went to work, married a rich man).
- seagull She did just what her sister had done.
- What does it mean?
- Her sister did something (drank a glass of water, went to work, married a rich man).
- Then she did the same thing (drank a glass of water, went to work, married a rich man).
- CJ
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seagullShe did just what her sister had done. What does it mean?Her sister did something (drank a glass of water, went to work, married a rich man).
Then she did the same thing (drank a glass of water, went to work, married a rich man).
CJ
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