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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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The problem is smoking. But this is obviously not so.
In the sentence, what do 'this' and 'so' refer to?
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anonymous The problem is smoking. In the sentence, what do 'this' and 'so' refer to? This (= the problem) is not so (= smoking).
- anonymous The problem is smoking.
- In the sentence, what do 'this' and 'so' refer to?
- This (= the problem) is not so (= smoking).
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anonymousThe problem is smoking. But this is obviously not so.In the sentence, what do 'this' and 'so' refer to?
This (= the problem) is not so (= smoking).
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