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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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man or men or the man
Hi,
Would you say all three, 'man', 'men' and 'the man', are acceptable (correct?) here? I think the word 'man' encompasses all the people living in the earth.
This is a clue sentence for the animal 'snake'.
My blood and flesh are said to give energy to man.
Would you say all three, 'man', 'men' and 'the man', are acceptable (correct?) here? I think the word 'man' encompasses all the people living in the earth.
This is a clue sentence for the animal 'snake'.
My blood and flesh are said to give energy to man.
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The man makes no sense unless the clue is referring to a specific man, like 'the man on the screen' or 'Dwight D. Eisenhower'.
- The man makes no sense unless the clue is referring to a specific man, like 'the man on the screen' or 'Dwight D.
- Eisenhower'.
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The man makes no sense unless the clue is referring to a specific man, like 'the man on the screen' or 'Dwight D. Eisenhower'.
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The man makes no sense unless the clue is referring to a specific man, like 'the man on the screen' or 'Dwight D. Eisenhower'.
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