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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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sentence : "polar bear don't live near this far south."
what is the meaning of the sentence?and what is the exact meaning of "this far south"?
what is the meaning of the sentence?and what is the exact meaning of "this far south"?
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The word "near" is a bit awkward. ) It means that the place you're talking about is beyond the southern limit of the region where polar bears live.
- The word "near" is a bit awkward.
- ) It means that the place you're talking about is beyond the southern limit of the region where polar bears live.
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The word "near" is a bit awkward. It would be better to just say:
"Polar bears don't live this far south."
(Note also that it should be "bears", plural, and that sentences always start with a capital letter.)
It means that the place you're talking about is beyond the southern limit of the region where polar bears live.
"Polar bears don't live this far south."
(Note also that it should be "bears", plural, and that sentences always start with a capital letter.)
It means that the place you're talking about is beyond the southern limit of the region where polar bears live.
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