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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
PAID IN FULL
Inside his father's room the man saw the Bible. He opened it and turned the pages. As he did, a car key dropped from the Bible. It had a tag with the date of his graduation and with the words PAID IN FULL.
Hi,
Does "paid in full" in the above refer to "the car was paid completely?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does "paid in full" in the above refer to "the car was paid completely?" Thanks.
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Absent prior context, one would have to assume so. But it seems a little inigmatic, and may have had some special (aditional) meaning, private between the two of them. - A.
- Absent prior context, one would have to assume so.
- But it seems a little inigmatic, and may have had some special (aditional) meaning, private between the two of them.
- - A.
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Absent prior context, one would have to assume so. But it seems a little inigmatic, and may have had some special (aditional) meaning, private between the two of them. - A.
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