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Danil Posted 9 years ago
Grammar

"Rubbed and scrubbed to within an inch of my life..."

I was watching a movie and I saw the prhrase: " Saw the state of that floor - Scrubbed with an inch of it's life"

I did not understand meaning of this part of sentence: "Scrubbed with an inch of it's life"
Can someone help me?
Kind Regards
Danil
  

Top answer

It means that it was scrubbed extremely hard and thoroughly.

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  • It means that it was scrubbed extremely hard and thoroughly.
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It means that it was scrubbed extremely hard and thoroughly.
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Thank you, Alphecca! Aperciate it!
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DanilScrubbed with an inch of it's life
Scrubbed within an inch of it's life
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... its life. - No apostrophe.
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Accept it, Fifejedjjon!
Kind Regards !!!
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