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AH020387 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary

Marionette VS dummy

What is the difference between marionette and dummy?
  

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Marionettes have external strings and are operated from above or behind. Dummies are operated with a hand up their back.

  • Marionettes have external strings and are operated from above or behind.
  • Dummies are operated with a hand up their back.
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Marionettes have external strings and are operated from above or behind. Dummies are operated with a hand up their back.
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Then that begs the question: what is the difference between dummy and puppet? And also is the clause 'that begs the question' a correct clause?
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You have the wrong idiom, I think.

Beg the question = to assume the truth of the very point raised
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I think only ventriloquists' "puppets" are called "dummies."

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