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Hi The most common examples of perception verbs are: - I see - I hear - I taste - I smell - I feel In more general terms, there are many others: - I notice, I observe, I watch, I sense Dave
- Hi The most common examples of perception verbs are: - I see - I hear - I taste - I smell - I feel In more general terms, there are many others: - I notice, I observe, I watch, I sense Dave
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Hi
The most common examples of perception verbs are:
- I see
- I hear
- I taste
- I smell
- I feel
In more general terms, there are many others:
- I notice, I observe, I watch, I sense
Dave
The most common examples of perception verbs are:
- I see
- I hear
- I taste
- I smell
- I feel
In more general terms, there are many others:
- I notice, I observe, I watch, I sense
Dave
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If you pose a question on EF, the first input box says 'Subject'
In a manner of speaking, the subject of the enquiry was Monnique and the object of her enquiry was verbs of perception
Of course, 'Subject' here means 'What is the topic of your enquiry?' but I'm pretty sure I've made similar mistakes with an unfamiliar website
Dave
If you pose a question on EF, the first input box says 'Subject'
In a manner of speaking, the subject of the enquiry was Monnique and the object of her enquiry was verbs of perception
Of course, 'Subject' here means 'What is the topic of your enquiry?' but I'm pretty sure I've made similar mistakes with an unfamiliar website
Dave
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dave_anonHiIf you pose a question on EF, the first input box says 'Subject'In a manner of speaking, the subject of the enquiry was Monnique and the object of her enquiry was verbs of perceptionOf course, 'Subject' here means 'What is the topic of your enquiry?' but I'm pretty sure I've made similar mistakes with an unfamiliar websiteDaveI guess that makes sen
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