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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Could you please tell me what the underlined sentence means?
Once upon a time, there was a girl called Ella. And she saw the world not always as it was, but as perhaps it could be, with just a little bit of magic.
Could you please tell me what the underlined sentence means?
Once upon a time, there was a girl called Ella. And she saw the world not always as it was, but as perhaps it could be, with just a little bit of magic.
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“not always” (sometimes) “as it was” (perfectly/correctly/truly) “saw” (imagined/visualized) “could be” (possible differences) As many of us do, especially politicians, Ella imagined the world with improvements that would be possible if there were such a thing as magic.
- “not always” (sometimes) “as it was” (perfectly/correctly/truly) “saw” (imagined/visualized) “could be” (possible differences) As many of us do, especially politicians, Ella imagined the world with improvements that would be possible if there were such a thing as magic.
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“not always” (sometimes)
“as it was” (perfectly/correctly/truly)
“saw” (imagined/visualized)
“could be” (possible differences)
As many of us do, especially politicians, Ella imagined the world with improvements that would be possible if there were such a thing as magic.
“as it was” (perfectly/correctly/truly)
“saw” (imagined/visualized)
“could be” (possible differences)
As many of us do, especially politicians, Ella imagined the world with improvements that would be possible if there were such a thing as magic.
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