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User_gary Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
please give me word which means "the act of stealing something"
I kept the box on the edge of the shelf, you just take care that it shouldn't fell down until I back.
I kept the box on the edge of the shelf, please you don't make it to fell down by touching your hands carelessly.
In my home we were three brothers. We had 5 bananas to eat for Sunday, but when we opened the fridge to eat banana, we found nothing. So my mother told me off that any one of three must have stolen the bananas.
I don't know who did the thief. (I mean here by thief that "the act of stealing something from home")
Please correct my sentences.
I kept the box on the edge of the shelf, please you don't make it to fell down by touching your hands carelessly.
In my home we were three brothers. We had 5 bananas to eat for Sunday, but when we opened the fridge to eat banana, we found nothing. So my mother told me off that any one of three must have stolen the bananas.
I don't know who did the thief. (I mean here by thief that "the act of stealing something from home")
Please correct my sentences.
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User_gary I don't know who did the thief. key=82480&dict=CALD " is the person who steals something. "
- User_gary I don't know who did the thief.
- key=82480&dict=CALD " is the person who steals something.
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User_garyI don't know who did the thief. (I mean here by thief that "the act of stealing something from home")Hi,
"http://dictionary.cambridge.org/define.asp?key=82480&dict=CALD" is the person who steals something. You might wa
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Hi,
A thief is someone who steals. It's rather a harsh word to use about a family member, who takes a small thing like a banana.
( You could also say a 'burglar', if you are referring to someone who enters a building illegally in order to steal. But since your brothers already live there, you couldn't call them burglars. )
Clive
A thief is someone who steals. It's rather a harsh word to use about a family member, who takes a small thing like a banana.
( You could also say a 'burglar', if you are referring to someone who enters a building illegally in order to steal. But since your brothers already live there, you couldn't call them burglars. )
Clive
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I keep the box on the edge of the shelf, please be careful that you don't knock it down.
In my family there were three brothers. We had five bananas to eat for Sunday, but when we opened the fridge to eat them, they were gone. My mother said that one of us must have stolen* the bananas.
I don't know who stole* them.
*I wouldn't really say that they were stolen, I wou
In my family there were three brothers. We had five bananas to eat for Sunday, but when we opened the fridge to eat them, they were gone. My mother said that one of us must have stolen* the bananas.
I don't know who stole* them.
*I wouldn't really say that they were stolen, I wou
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Words that mean Stealing:Theif
Robber
Pligrasizier
Hope this helps!
~Unknow [G]
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