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Guest Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
Mile stone useage ?
is there a word called Milestones in english or just Mile stone- it means point of reckoning. please tell me the correct usage.
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From the dictionary: milestone 1. A stone at the side of the road, on which the number of miles to the next town is marked. 2.
- From the dictionary: milestone 1.
- A stone at the side of the road, on which the number of miles to the next town is marked.
- 2.
- " Miriam
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From the dictionary:
milestone
1. A stone at the side of the road, on which the number of miles to the next town is marked.
2. An important event which changes the course of someone's life, or of history: "The invention of the wheel was a milestone in human history."
Miriam
milestone
1. A stone at the side of the road, on which the number of miles to the next town is marked.
2. An important event which changes the course of someone's life, or of history: "The invention of the wheel was a milestone in human history."
Miriam
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