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Teleostomi Posted 19 years ago
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"She shook the mats out at the front-door..."
0 This is a quote from The Pie and the Patty Pan. 02 br
00 Which interpretation of "out" is correct? 02 br
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00 (1) shake out ["out" is part of an idiom] 02 br
00 (2) out at the front-door ["out" means "outside"] 01 blockquote
00 Which interpretation of "out" is correct? 02 br
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00 (1) shake out ["out" is part of an idiom] 02 br
00 (2) out at the front-door ["out" means "outside"] 01 blockquote
00 She shook the mats 11 b 10 out 12 b 10 at the front-door and put them straight. 12 blockquote10 0-
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0 Hi, 02 br
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00 Of these two choices, #1 is correct, although I wouldn't entirely call it an idiom. 02 br
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00 Of these two choices, #1 is correct, although I wouldn't entirely call it an idiom. 02 br
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