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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The gymnastics necessary for the killer to have swung from the fire escape
Which one of definitions of swing fits best in the below context?
3: a physical feat or contortion <the gymnastics necessary for the killer to have from the fire escape - E. D. Radin>
3: a physical feat or contortion <the gymnastics necessary for the killer to have from the fire escape - E. D. Radin>
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You seem to have answered your own question, Jackson. Either that or I do not understand what you want to know.
- You seem to have answered your own question, Jackson.
- Either that or I do not understand what you want to know.
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You seem to have answered your own question, Jackson. Either that or I do not understand what you want to know.
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You seem to have answered your own question, Jackson. Either that or I do not understand what you want to know.
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Jackson6612Which one of definitions of 'swing' fits best in the example sentence given below?
2gymnastic
3: a physical feat or contortion <the gymnastics necessary for the killer to have http://www.merriam-webster.com
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You have only presented one definition, together with a sample sentence employing the word in that definition.
You have only presented one definition, together with a sample sentence employing the word in that definition.
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Mister Micawber.
You seem to have answered your own question, Jackson. Either that or I do not understand what you want to know.
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I'm with you Micawber... I can't figure out what the question is. However, the definition is appropriate in that sentence.
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