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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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00 Press the pad of one of the suspect's fingers lightly on the stamp pad. Roll it from side to side, to cover it with ink. 02 br
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00 What is the meaning of the first 'pad' ? Can I rewrite it into 'Press one of the suspect's fingers lightly on the stamp pad?' 02 br
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00 For the second sentence 'Roll it from side to side, to cover it with link.', I don't understand why the writer put a comma here. Does it mean that 'Roll it from side to side and roll it to cover it with ink.'??? 02 br
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00 Press the pad of one of the suspect's fingers lightly on the stamp pad. Roll it from side to side, to cover it with ink. 02 br
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00 Question 1 02 br
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00 What is the meaning of the first 'pad' ? Can I rewrite it into 'Press one of the suspect's fingers lightly on the stamp pad?' 02 br
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00 Question 2 02 br
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00 For the second sentence 'Roll it from side to side, to cover it with link.', I don't understand why the writer put a comma here. Does it mean that 'Roll it from side to side and roll it to cover it with ink.'??? 02 br
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0 1. The 1st "pad" is the fleshy part at the tip of the finger. 02 br
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01 cite 10 Anonymous 12 cite 10 Hi there, 12 br11 b 01 font 00 I would say "ink" pad. 02 font 02 b
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10 Press the pad of one of the suspect's fingers lightly on the 10 stamp pad 10 . Roll it from side to side, to cover it with ink. 12 br
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