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Sundarnaz Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Vehicle employed
The most obvious change in literary expression appears in the vehicle employed.
I know the meanings of the last two words of the sentence but I couldn't get the use of these words in the sentence. Will anyone, please, explain it to me?
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It is not possible to fully understand this without more context. From the full context, which I found on the Internet, it seems that "the vehicle employed" means "the language that was used".
- It is not possible to fully understand this without more context.
- From the full context, which I found on the Internet, it seems that "the vehicle employed" means "the language that was used".
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It is not possible to fully understand this without more context. From the full context, which I found on the Internet, it seems that "the vehicle employed" means "the language that was used".
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