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Eipjoo Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
What's the subject?
“Roses,” he says. “They’re from my garden.”
He indicates the front pews. Both pews are piled high with cut rose branches. Far more than could ever be required to decorate a church.
“You must have a big garden.”
“Not very big. This is all of it.”
What’s the subject to the yellow part?
1. they (cut rose branches), 2. a church
He indicates the front pews. Both pews are piled high with cut rose branches. Far more than could ever be required to decorate a church.
“You must have a big garden.”
“Not very big. This is all of it.”
What’s the subject to the yellow part?
1. they (cut rose branches), 2. a church
Top answer
Can a church decorate a church? Then it must be referring to the cut rose branches.
- Can a church decorate a church?
- Then it must be referring to the cut rose branches.
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Can a church decorate a church?
Then it must be referring to the cut rose branches.
Then it must be referring to the cut rose branches.
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