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Bepleased Posted 14 years ago
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Hi,
To the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature:
I find that the meaning of verb-have fall into two main groups:
1. to have : to possess -----the master is the acter of [have]; the relationship as I have a new car. / She possesses a long hair. / a house with a swimming pool
2. to have: to obtain / gain / appear / be able to be seen ----the master is the giver; the relationship as [We all have special talents and abilities given to us by our Heavenly Father.] / a policy that enjoys wide popular support / The theory is gaining credit.
He has the skill / power / knowledge
I have the right / power to the land. ----because the right is given to me, and the giving from the boss, the people, the law
I have / obtain / the time to do it. ---the time is not mine but I can enjoy a free time
He has / appears / shows a bad temper.
Ask for your help. and thanks a lot
To the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature:
I find that the meaning of verb-have fall into two main groups:
1. to have : to possess -----the master is the acter of [have]; the relationship as I have a new car. / She possesses a long hair. / a house with a swimming pool
2. to have: to obtain / gain / appear / be able to be seen ----the master is the giver; the relationship as [We all have special talents and abilities given to us by our Heavenly Father.] / a policy that enjoys wide popular support / The theory is gaining credit.
He has the skill / power / knowledge
I have the right / power to the land. ----because the right is given to me, and the giving from the boss, the people, the law
I have / obtain / the time to do it. ---the time is not mine but I can enjoy a free time
He has / appears / shows a bad temper.
Ask for your help. and thanks a lot
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Bepleased, your questions are very difficult to understand! I am going to see if I can make sense of this one... From the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature : (is this the title of a book/article?
- Bepleased, your questions are very difficult to understand!
- I am going to see if I can make sense of this one...
- From the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature : (is this the title of a book/article?
- If so, why not give us the link?
- ) I find that the meaning of the verb 'have' fall s into two main categories : 1.
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Bepleased,
your questions are very difficult to understand!
I am going to see if I can make sense of this one...
From the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature: (is this the title of a book/article? If so, why not give us the link? If not, why are you capitilising literature and the?)
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your questions are very difficult to understand!
I am going to see if I can make sense of this one...
From the influence of The Bible upon English & Literature: (is this the title of a book/article? If so, why not give us the link? If not, why are you capitilising literature and the?)
I f
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Hi,
Thanks a lot gretchenply.
The two thanks and one question:
Thank you for you remedy me the rough usage of capitalizing and unidiomatic expressions,
The question is [Now all we need is a question], does it mean [Now all we need is to pose / to answer a question] or [A question is need for us now
Thanks a lot gretchenply.
The two thanks and one question:
Thank you for you remedy me the rough usage of capitalizing and unidiomatic expressions,
The question is [Now all we need is a question], does it mean [Now all we need is to pose / to answer a question] or [A question is need for us now
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Hello again,
means that in your original post there was nothing to answer. You had not asked a question, instead you had made an observation. We need you to ask a question.
[Now all we need is a question]
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