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Carter Lee Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

What does this mean "All that sun must have really worn them out."?

Hi,
When I read some article, I found a sentence like this. What does mean "All that sun must have really worn them out."?
Is this something like idiom?
I didn't catch a meaning of all sentence. What does that mean?
Note that that sentence are followed by this "You're riding home after a day at the beach with your young children. The children have fallen asleep in the backseat. You tell your husband this."
  

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To be honest I have read this phrase for the first time, Tried to find out what it is about and found this : You're riding home after a day at the beach with your young children. The children have fallen asleep in the backseat. You tell your husband this.

  • To be honest I have read this phrase for the first time, Tried to find out what it is about and found this : You're riding home after a day at the beach with your young children.
  • The children have fallen asleep in the backseat.
  • You tell your husband this.
  • All that sun must have really worn them out.
  • Hope this helps as it did help me too.
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To be honest I have read this phrase for the first time, Tried to find out what it is about and found this :

You're riding home after a day at the beach with your young children. The children have fallen asleep in the backseat. You tell your husband this.

All that sun must have really worn them out.

Hope this helps as it did help me too.
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If something wears you out, it makes you feel very tired.

All that exposure to the sun's heat must have really made them feel very tired.

Clive
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CliveIf something wears you out, it makes you feel very tired.All that exposure to the sun's heat must have really made them feel very tired.Clive
Thanks Sir I get it.

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