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Ghulhambodyguard Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

what does this sentence mean?

She noticed that someone had left a present for her right by the trunk. --> What does it mean?

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Top answer

She discovered/became aware that someone had put a gift for her near by the wooden box. Someone had put a present for her (something you offer to someboby) close to the "ancestor of the suitcases".

— Pieanne

  • She discovered/became aware that someone had put a gift for her near by the wooden box.
  • Someone had put a present for her (something you offer to someboby) close to the "ancestor of the suitcases".
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She discovered/became aware that someone had put a gift for her near by the wooden box.

Someone had put a present for her (something you offer to someboby) close to the "ancestor of the suitcases".
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thank you for your help byee..
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... unless she has a pet elephant.
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LOL!

BTW, MM, you seem to have ... uh ... aged some overnight? (I liked the frog better Emotion: crying )
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That's what 5000+ posts does to you, Pieanne, so beware-- you only have about a thousand to go.

PS: The frog is for sale, if you need an avatar.

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It could also be the trunk of a car, couldn't it?
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Is it expensive, MM? (it's second hand, now...)
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As long as we're talking trunks...maybe the gift was left by the trunk of the Christmas tree.
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...Or maybe I'll just put it under your Christmas tree, Pieanne.

(signed)
Santa
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Oh, no! Santa was here, and I missed him. Dang!
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