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Christine Christie Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

To run a bath

Consider the following sentence:


"Sami and their mother led Nikki into the bathroom where Shally run a hot bath."



Does 'to run a hot bath' mean 'to prepare a hot bath (by filling the bathtub)"?



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Yes, it does, but I suspect that you did not quote that sentence properly. I found the quote in the link below, and it has "... where Shally ran a hot bath".

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  • Yes, it does, but I suspect that you did not quote that sentence properly.
  • I found the quote in the link below, and it has "...
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Yes, it does, but I suspect that you did not quote that sentence properly. I found the quote in the link below, and it has "... where Shally ran a hot bath".

.....6booksy.com/thriller-suspense/If_You_Tell__A_True_Story_of_Murder__Family_Secrets__and_the_Unbreakable_Bond_of_Sisterhood/page_18.html

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