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Wepro Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
OUT OF STONE ?
Here is my question :
"Two ways that planters from the West Indies influenced houses in the French Quarter was to build ground floors out of stone and to add wine verandas or covered porches , on second stories""
i 'm wondering that whether the phrase "to build ground floors out of stone" means
build the stone ground floors or build ground floors without any stone ?
i hope someone here can help me .Thanks in advance.
"Two ways that planters from the West Indies influenced houses in the French Quarter was to build ground floors out of stone and to add wine verandas or covered porches , on second stories""
i 'm wondering that whether the phrase "to build ground floors out of stone" means
build the stone ground floors or build ground floors without any stone ?
i hope someone here can help me .Thanks in advance.
Top answer
I hope I understand your question. My house is made / built of wood / stone . My house is made / built out of wood / stone .
- I hope I understand your question.
- My house is made / built of wood / stone .
- My house is made / built out of wood / stone .
- These are identical in meaning.
- The floor of my second story is made out of wood.
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I hope I understand your question.
My house is made / built of wood / stone.
My house is made / built out of wood / stone. These are identical in meaning.
The floor of my second story is made out of wood.
The floor of my first story is made out of stone.
Unfortunately, we couldn't complete i
My house is made / built of wood / stone.
My house is made / built out of wood / stone. These are identical in meaning.
The floor of my second story is made out of wood.
The floor of my first story is made out of stone.
Unfortunately, we couldn't complete i
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build the floors (on the lowest level of the house) using stone as the construction material
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