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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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Leave one to wonder
Dear folks,
Just scanning a passage a while ago, I came across
the following expression:
Leaving one to wonder, where did it come from?
Can I understand it this way?
It's up to you to decide where it came from.
Please help me figure it out correctly.
Thank you in advance.
Ray
Top answer
It's up to you to decide where it came from. No. Leaving one to wonder = and we still don't know
- It's up to you to decide where it came from.
- No.
- Leaving one to wonder = and we still don't know
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Ray VirginLeaving one to wonder, where did it come from?Can I understand it this way?It's up to you to decide where it came from.
No.
Leaving one to wonder = and we still don't know
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