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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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Of all the uses of pumkins, none is as amusing as the way
Of all the uses of pumpkins, none is as amusing as the way it was used by the eighteenth-century New Englanders.
I wonder if the above sentence is derived from "None of all the uses of pumpkins is as amusing as the way it was used by the eighteenth-century New Englanders." Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
I wonder if the above sentence is derived from "None of all the uses of pumpkins is as amusing as the way it was used by the eighteenth-century New Englanders." Correct me if I am wrong. Thanks.
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You are right. I would tell the same.
- You are right.
- I would tell the same.
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