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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
The sky is the limit. Hell is other people.
Hello,I have naive idea of definining verb to be.?The "is" in the following sentences mean that the limit is the same of the sky / other people are the same as Hell / you are the same as me.?And the subjects act a living party in which the limit / other people / you formed or developed?( 1 ) The sky is the limit?( 2 ) Hell is other people?( 3 ) If I were you?I need your confirmation?Thank you for your help.
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" I believe that you are correct: the verb in your sentence is something like an equals mark (= ). **** = Other people. (**** is other people) Other people = ****.
- " I believe that you are correct: the verb in your sentence is something like an equals mark (= ).
- **** = Other people.
- (**** is other people) Other people = ****.
- (Other people are ****) Tom: Do you know where Heaven is?
- Mona: No.
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Hello, Bepleased:
"**** is other people."
I believe that you are correct: the verb in your sentence is something like an equals mark (= ).
**** = Other people. (**** is other people)
Other people = ****. (Other people are ****)
Tom: Do you know where Heaven is?
Mona: No.
Tom: Do you know where **** is?
Mona: Yes, we're there now.
"**** is other people."
I believe that you are correct: the verb in your sentence is something like an equals mark (= ).
**** = Other people. (**** is other people)
Other people = ****. (Other people are ****)
Tom: Do you know where Heaven is?
Mona: No.
Tom: Do you know where **** is?
Mona: Yes, we're there now.
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