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Bbk_agp Posted 16 years ago
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When once...!?
Due to fluoride treatment, children can now grow up without horrifying trips to the dentist office when once such trips were commonplace.
What does the sentece mean?
Shouldn't the second phrase, "when once such trips were commonplace" be negitave?
Can we use "never", "still" instead of "When once"? if yes, which variations should applied?
Thanks.
What does the sentece mean?
Shouldn't the second phrase, "when once such trips were commonplace" be negitave?
Can we use "never", "still" instead of "When once"? if yes, which variations should applied?
Thanks.
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Due to fluoride treatment, children can now grow up without horrifying trips to the dentist office when once such trips were commonplace. - No. -- No.
- Due to fluoride treatment, children can now grow up without horrifying trips to the dentist office when once such trips were commonplace.
- - No.
- -- No.
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Due to fluoride treatment, children can now grow up without horrifying trips to the dentist office when once such trips were commonplace.
What does the sentece mean?-- 'When once' = while at one time in the past
Shouldn't the second phrase, "when once such trips were commonplace" be negitave?- No.
Can we use "never", "still" instead of "When once"?-- No
What does the sentece mean?-- 'When once' = while at one time in the past
Shouldn't the second phrase, "when once such trips were commonplace" be negitave?- No.
Can we use "never", "still" instead of "When once"?-- No
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