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Painaidee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
What does these sentences mean?
1. One morning I was reading to them some simple poetry but one girl of the students Monica Page, let the top of the desk fall. And she said ‘The bleeding thing won't stay up”. Not only Monica Page but also other student. They always called out to each other on any silly pretext and refer to the "bleeding" in a voice loud enough for my ears.
what dose "The bleeding thing won't stay up” mean.?
2. One day during an arithmetic period I played right into their hands. I was so overcome by anger and disgust that I completely lost my temper.
what does "I played right into their hands" mean in this sentence?
what dose "The bleeding thing won't stay up” mean.?
2. One day during an arithmetic period I played right into their hands. I was so overcome by anger and disgust that I completely lost my temper.
what does "I played right into their hands" mean in this sentence?
Top answer
The first paragraph has a lot of errors in it. "Bleeding" is slang for "that darn thing" or "that stupid thing" - it expresses frustration. "
- The first paragraph has a lot of errors in it.
- "Bleeding" is slang for "that darn thing" or "that stupid thing" - it expresses frustration.
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The first paragraph has a lot of errors in it.
"Bleeding" is slang for "that darn thing" or "that stupid thing" - it expresses frustration.
In the second one, it means "I acted in a way that gave them exactly what they wanted."
"Bleeding" is slang for "that darn thing" or "that stupid thing" - it expresses frustration.
In the second one, it means "I acted in a way that gave them exactly what they wanted."
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There are a lot of errors in your first text. Did you type it correctly?
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