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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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"There are loud, sarcastic cheers when Henderson is penalised for fouling Alli. The Spurs fans do have a bit to complain about - the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off - but in many ways they are red herrings because Liverpool have battered them." (The Guardian Sport website.)
Does the pronoun "they" mean "the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off" in the above context?
Does the pronoun "they" mean "the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off" in the above context?
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Anonymous Does the pronoun "they" mean "the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off" in the above context? Yes, you are right.
- Anonymous Does the pronoun "they" mean "the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off" in the above context?
- Yes, you are right.
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AnonymousDoes the pronoun "they" mean "the penalty was the wrong decision and Mane should be off" in the above context?Yes, you are right.
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