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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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Take it as a sign that

'Should I take it as a sign that she's ready to go back to school?'

First of all, is the above sentence grammatically correct?

How would you interpret it?

- That she's already been back at school, which is the sign on something else that is just not mentioned here?

Or

- That she's not been back at school yet, but that she might be ready, because she's done something not mentioned here, which could be a sign that she might be ready to go back soon?

Or could it be interpreted as both depending on context?

Don't know how to explain it better, so I hope you know what I mean.

  

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' First of all, is the above sentence grammatically correct? Yes. How would you interpret it?

— Clive

  • ' First of all, is the above sentence grammatically correct?
  • Yes.
  • How would you interpret it?
  • - That she's already been back at school , which is the sign on something else that is just not mentioned here?
  • Nothing here tells us that she is already back at school.
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Should I take it as a sign that she's ready to go back to school?'

First of all, is the above sentence grammatically correct? Yes.

How would you interpret it?

- That she's already been back at school , which is the sign on something else that is just not mentioned here? Nothing here tells us that she is already back at school.

Or

- That she's not bee

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