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Teo Posted 5 years ago
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Twice I enjoyed going to assembly.
I attended assembly every Thursday that required a dress code. Twice I enjoyed going to assembly. A group of kids performed on the stage. (Lust of a Dope Friend, by Jerome Livingstone Jr.)
What does the sentence in bold mean?
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Teo What does the sentence in bold mean? Twice I enjoyed going to assembly. I went to the assembly performance once, and I liked it.
- Teo What does the sentence in bold mean?
- Twice I enjoyed going to assembly.
- I went to the assembly performance once, and I liked it.
- Then I went to the assembly performance one more time, and I liked it.
- twice = two times CJ
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TeoWhat does the sentence in bold mean?
Twice I enjoyed going to assembly.
I went to the assembly performance once, and I liked it.
Then I went to the assembly performance one more time, and I liked it.
twice = two times
CJ
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