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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Help me please understand these sent.
"So what do those men say about what they feel about what they do"
"just letting it stand off all on its own merits"
"he is poor as you can be without being homeless"
"This is the first time ever that a book has literally given me nightmares"
Can not understand meaning.
"So what do those men say about what they feel about what they do"
"just letting it stand off all on its own merits"
"he is poor as you can be without being homeless"
"This is the first time ever that a book has literally given me nightmares"
Can not understand meaning.
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Anonymous "So what do those men say about what they feel about what they do" eg. What do the men say? " Anonymous "just letting it stand off all on its own merits" Just letting it stand off all on its own merits An idiom - it justifies itself.
- Anonymous "So what do those men say about what they feel about what they do" eg.
- What do the men say?
- " Anonymous "just letting it stand off all on its own merits" Just letting it stand off all on its own merits An idiom - it justifies itself.
- It is good on its own.
- com/merits Anonymous "he is poor as you can be without being homeless" He has a place to live, but it is very cheap.
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Anonymous"So what do those men say about what they feel about what they do"eg.
What do the men say?
The men say "I feel powerful when I do my work." or
"I like my job very much."
Anonymous"just letting it stand off all on its own merits"Just letting it stand off all on its own merits
An idiom -
it ju
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