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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
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What’s the meaning of ‘but’ in the context?
By the time she [Laura] comes down all the others are ready.
“Heavens!” says Diana. “How much did that cost?”
Diana is startling in black and scarlet but on her petite form, inherited from their mother, the look works. Her lipstick is exactly the same red.
“Very nice yourself,” says Laura, touching her own lips to show she’s noticed.
What’s the meaning of ‘but’ in the context?
“Heavens!” says Diana. “How much did that cost?”
Diana is startling in black and scarlet but on her petite form, inherited from their mother, the look works. Her lipstick is exactly the same red.
“Very nice yourself,” says Laura, touching her own lips to show she’s noticed.
What’s the meaning of ‘but’ in the context?
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Hi, Think of the sentence like this. Diana is startling in black and scarlet , but ( on her petite form, inherited from their mother, ) the look works. Clive
- Hi, Think of the sentence like this.
- Diana is startling in black and scarlet , but ( on her petite form, inherited from their mother, ) the look works.
- Clive
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Hi,
Think of the sentence like this.
Diana is startling in black and scarlet, but ( on her petite form, inherited from their mother, ) the look works.
Clive
Think of the sentence like this.
Diana is startling in black and scarlet, but ( on her petite form, inherited from their mother, ) the look works.
Clive
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