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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
You were lucky...
Clark: You two know each other?
Kara: He's the one that broke into our house As in braking-and-entering?
and forced my family from our home. Evicted them?
MM: Considering what your father did,
you were lucky. Meaning they were lucky to take the lesser punishment?
Kara: He's the one that broke into our house As in braking-and-entering?
and forced my family from our home. Evicted them?
MM: Considering what your father did,
you were lucky. Meaning they were lucky to take the lesser punishment?
Top answer
" Braking is what you do with the pedal in your car. Forced my family - this could mean they were evicted, or it could just mean he threw them out at gunpoint while he ransacked the house, I suppose. " "you were lucky" - yes.
- " Braking is what you do with the pedal in your car.
- Forced my family - this could mean they were evicted, or it could just mean he threw them out at gunpoint while he ransacked the house, I suppose.
- " "you were lucky" - yes.
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"Broke into" - yes, but it's "breaking and entering." Braking is what you do with the pedal in your car.
Forced my family - this could mean they were evicted, or it could just mean he threw them out at gunpoint while he ransacked the house, I suppose. Can't tell just from "forced."
"you were lucky" - yes.
Forced my family - this could mean they were evicted, or it could just mean he threw them out at gunpoint while he ransacked the house, I suppose. Can't tell just from "forced."
"you were lucky" - yes.
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Thanks, D!
I'm always confusing the spelling of brake/break.
A very bad knack.
I'm always confusing the spelling of brake/break.
A very bad knack.
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Don't worry. The only ones you really need to watch are your/you're and its/it's. Everything else is forgivable. 
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