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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
took a nail to his head
He took a nail to his head.
Is the above correct? What does it mean?
Thanks.
Is the above correct? What does it mean?
Thanks.
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The grammar is fine. The meaning is obscure. Perhaps 'he received a nail in his head' (from a nail gun, perhaps).
- The grammar is fine.
- The meaning is obscure.
- Perhaps 'he received a nail in his head' (from a nail gun, perhaps).
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The grammar is fine. The meaning is obscure. Perhaps 'he received a nail in his head' (from a nail gun, perhaps).
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The grammar is fine. The meaning is obscure. Perhaps 'he received a nail in his head' (from a nail gun, perhaps).
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Mister Micawberfrom a nail gun, perhaps). You guessed it. How did you do that?
Mister Micawber'he received a nail in his head'Does this mean a nail pierced his head?
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