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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Light is out
would you plese tell me the meaning of the following sentences ?
light is out
milk is out
result is out
sun is out
can i use any other sentence for" light is out"
light is out
milk is out
result is out
sun is out
can i use any other sentence for" light is out"
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None of those are complete sentences, but here are my ideas: light is out = A new bulb is needed or else just turn on the switch. milk is out = The milk is too old or the milk is on the table (not in the refrigerator). result is out = The results have been published or posted.
- None of those are complete sentences, but here are my ideas: light is out = A new bulb is needed or else just turn on the switch.
- milk is out = The milk is too old or the milk is on the table (not in the refrigerator).
- result is out = The results have been published or posted.
- sun is out = It is a clear day, not a cloud in the sky.
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None of those are complete sentences, but here are my ideas:
light is out = A new bulb is needed or else just turn on the switch.
milk is out = The milk is too old or the milk is on the table (not in the refrigerator).
result is out = The results have been published or posted.
sun is out = It is a clear day, not a cloud in the sky.
light is out = A new bulb is needed or else just turn on the switch.
milk is out = The milk is too old or the milk is on the table (not in the refrigerator).
result is out = The results have been published or posted.
sun is out = It is a clear day, not a cloud in the sky.
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