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Cute572 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
season of year
"The day was crips,and the leaves were turning gold and red"
What you guys suggest in this sentence which seasion is been decribe?
Thanks!
What you guys suggest in this sentence which seasion is been decribe?
Thanks!
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Hi Cute, cri sp It's quite clear which season you mean. Was this your writing and you want to know if you succeeded, or are you supposed to answer this yourself?
- Hi Cute, cri sp It's quite clear which season you mean.
- Was this your writing and you want to know if you succeeded, or are you supposed to answer this yourself?
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Hi Cute,
crisp
It's quite clear which season you mean. Was this your writing and you want to know if you succeeded, or are you supposed to answer this yourself?
crisp
It's quite clear which season you mean. Was this your writing and you want to know if you succeeded, or are you supposed to answer this yourself?
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I am confused is it winter or spring?
as winters old leaves fall which are also brown and redish
and writer could refer spring's beauty golden and red color.
as winters old leaves fall which are also brown and redish
and writer could refer spring's beauty golden and red color.
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"The day was crisp,and the leaves were turning gold and red"
What do you think happened to the leaves after they turned gold and red?
What do you think happened to the leaves after they turned gold and red?
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Maybe in Kuwait there isn't that season between summer and winter that we have in the northern countries?
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Cute,
If you are confused as a writer of this poetic verse, how do you suppose your readers to follow your vision of mind?
In most paitnings or work of photography, this is likely an image of a bright autumn morning. The author was taking a stroll in the park. He stopped momentarily at a park bench. While he rested, he seemed to take deep appreciation in the beauty of nature as he took in
If you are confused as a writer of this poetic verse, how do you suppose your readers to follow your vision of mind?
In most paitnings or work of photography, this is likely an image of a bright autumn morning. The author was taking a stroll in the park. He stopped momentarily at a park bench. While he rested, he seemed to take deep appreciation in the beauty of nature as he took in
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