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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
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The story continues over the page.
Does the sentence mean the story continues on the back of the currect page, or the front of the next page?
Thank you.
Does the sentence mean the story continues on the back of the currect page, or the front of the next page?
Thank you.
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Usually it means on the other side of the current leaf (It is also written 'continues overleaf '), but if the pages are one-sided, then it means the next page.
- Usually it means on the other side of the current leaf (It is also written 'continues overleaf '), but if the pages are one-sided, then it means the next page.
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Usually it means on the other side of the current leaf (It is also written 'continues overleaf'), but if the pages are one-sided, then it means the next page.
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