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Mashmellow Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
what is "in the wood"?
it is a sentence about cot. it says "sharp catches or holes in the wood can hurt curious little fingers."
what is " in the wood"? "holes" or "sharp catches or holes"? many thanks.
what is " in the wood"? "holes" or "sharp catches or holes"? many thanks.
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if the surface isn't smooth or has holes in it, you may be hurt when touching it "catch" is something which grabs your skin, etc.
- if the surface isn't smooth or has holes in it, you may be hurt when touching it "catch" is something which grabs your skin, etc.
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if the surface isn't smooth or has holes in it, you may be hurt when touching it
"catch" is something which grabs your skin, etc.
"catch" is something which grabs your skin, etc.
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The cot is made of wood. Rough edges and holes have sharp areas that can produce splinters.
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