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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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-Does the definition 'When something is liked by people'mean'popularity' or 'popular'?

-Can 'anywhere' be used instead of 'somewhere' in positive sentences?
  

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Anonymous Does the definition 'When something is liked by people'mean'popularity' or 'popular'? What you have in the when clause is not a very concise definition. It can go either way.

  • Anonymous Does the definition 'When something is liked by people'mean'popularity' or 'popular'?
  • What you have in the when clause is not a very concise definition.
  • It can go either way.
  • When something is liked by people, it is popular.
  • When something is liked by people, it has popularity.
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AnonymousDoes the definition 'When something is liked by people'mean'popularity' or 'popular'?
What you have in the when clause is not a very concise definition. It can go either way. When something is liked by people, it is popular. When something is liked by people, it has popularity.

Anonymous-Can 'anywhere' be us

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