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Volcano1985 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Was Yet To Come
There were the first wounds, but the sharpest and deepest pain of all was yet to come.
What does it mean?
What does it mean?
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was yet to come = hadn't come yet Much like your other post: was yet to come = was going to come, was coming, was on its way
- was yet to come = hadn't come yet Much like your other post: was yet to come = was going to come, was coming, was on its way
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was yet to come = hadn't come yet
Much like your other post: was yet to come = was going to come, was coming, was on its way
Much like your other post: was yet to come = was going to come, was coming, was on its way
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