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Thein lwin Posted 11 years ago
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usage

He philosophized the relation of the ghee and the leaf.
Please correct the sentence and I'd like to know the usage of 'relation'. Thanks in advance.
  

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thein lwin He philosophized the relation of the ghee and the leaf. What does it mean? Please explain more.

— Mister Micawber

  • thein lwin He philosophized the relation of the ghee and the leaf.
  • What does it mean?
  • Please explain more.
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thein lwinHe philosophized the relation of the ghee and the leaf.
What does it mean? Please explain more.
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Mister Micawber thein lwinHe philosophized the relation of the ghee and the leaf.What does it mean? Please explain more.
These lines are taken from a story.

"Ghee," he said to himself, "comes from cow's milk. Cows eat grass, and yes, leaves, too. Ah then, in a way, ghee comes from cow's milk, and cow's milk comes from leaves, and so the ghee and the l
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Then:

He philosophized about the relation between ghee and leaves.
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Sir, thanks a lot for your help. I'd like to know which one of the following questions is correct.

1. About what did he philosophize?
2. What did he philosophize?
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thein lwinwhich one of the following questions is correct.
3. What did he philosophize about?
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