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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Someone thought to have been dead
Hello everybody... I'm an italian user...
I can't undestand this sentence: "...welcoming home someone thought to have been dead"
but... what does it mean?? how can i welcome home someone thought to have been dead??
Can you explain me? Thank you
I can't undestand this sentence: "...welcoming home someone thought to have been dead"
but... what does it mean?? how can i welcome home someone thought to have been dead??
Can you explain me? Thank you
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Considerr this example. People thought that Tom was dead. But they found out that he wasn't dead.
- Considerr this example.
- People thought that Tom was dead.
- But they found out that he wasn't dead.
- They welcomed him home.
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Considerr this example.
People thought that Tom was dead.
But they found out that he wasn't dead.
They welcomed him home.
People thought that Tom was dead.
But they found out that he wasn't dead.
They welcomed him home.
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