' The wolf's were Elisabeth's,'
Hi teachers!
I found the below sentences while I was searching for the usage of word 'jolt'.
By the way, I do not understand the first sentence. What does 'The wolf's were Elisabeth's mean" ?
' The wolf's were Elisabeth's, and he felt the familiar jolt he always had from her.'
Top answer
The sentence means The wolf's ( eyes ) were Elizabeth's (eyes ). The paragraph immediately preceding your sentence reads " She hadn't noticed Jackson yet, so stretched her front paws out and let out a proud howl. Sniffing the air, the wolf turned to him, and then trotted to the bars.
- The sentence means The wolf's ( eyes ) were Elizabeth's (eyes ).
- The paragraph immediately preceding your sentence reads " She hadn't noticed Jackson yet, so stretched her front paws out and let out a proud howl.
- Sniffing the air, the wolf turned to him, and then trotted to the bars.
- As he backed away, they locked eyes ".
- Elizabeth could turn into a wolf so, in a sense, the wolf's eyes were Elizabeth's eyes.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
The sentence means
The wolf's ( eyes ) were Elizabeth's (eyes ).
The paragraph immediately preceding your sentence reads "She hadn't noticed Jackson yet, so stretched her front paws out and let out a proud howl. Sniffing the air, the wolf turned to him, and then trotted to the bars. As he backed away, they locked eyes".
Elizabeth could turn into a wolf s
0
Related Questions