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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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run/be free
When we released the dog from its cage, it was very happy to run free.
Does "run free" in the above context indicate "the dog could run about freely" or "it was happy to be free?" Thanks.
Does "run free" in the above context indicate "the dog could run about freely" or "it was happy to be free?" Thanks.
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Not clear.
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Marius HancuNot clear.Thanks, Marius.
Do you mean that it's open to interpretations if it's a stand-alone sample?
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My experience with dogs leads me to believe that it was happy to get to run around, stretch his legs, etc.
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