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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Old English?
Hi. I think I saw this kind of sentence pattern in books like the Bible. Is it still correct in modern times? Please see the underlined part.
They will eat alone, as it were, and the others will eat in their own facility.
Also, I saw this phrase in the Bible, why "on the Halbor River" when Gozan is what I believe to be a place?
in Gozan on the Habor River
Thank you in advance for your help.
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anonymous Is it still correct in modern times? They will eat alone, as it were , and the others will eat in their own facility. Yes.
- anonymous Is it still correct in modern times?
- They will eat alone, as it were , and the others will eat in their own facility.
- Yes.
- That expression is still used.
- anonymous in Gozan on the Habor River ~ in the city of Gozan, and the Habor River runs through it or beside it CJ
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anonymousIs it still correct in modern times? ...
They will eat alone, as it were, and the others will eat in their own facility.
Yes. That expression is still used.
anonymousin Gozan on the Habor River
~ in the city of Gozan, and the Habor River runs through it or beside it
CJ
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