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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
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What does this mean?

"Under his shirt is wet."


Does it mean his shirt is wet or his skin? I think it is the first one but I am not too sure. Is it even a correct sentence?


Thanks.

  

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anonymous Is it even a correct sentence? No. If it is intended to mean 'he is wet under his shirt ', then his skin is wet.

— Mister Micawber

  • anonymous Is it even a correct sentence?
  • No.
  • If it is intended to mean 'he is wet under his shirt ', then his skin is wet.
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anonymousIs it even a correct sentence?

No. If it is intended to mean 'he is wet under his shirt', then his skin is wet.

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