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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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Zinkoff is in a class by himself
Nothing makes Mrs. Biswell madder than sloppiness. She has had sloppy students before, but Zinkoff is in a class by himself, especially with a pencil in his hand. His numbers are a disaster. His five looks like 8, 8 looks like 0, 4 looks like 7.
Hi,
Does the bolded part in the above amount to "Zinkoff is unique in his own ways of sloppiness?"
Besides, is the bolded "numbers" in the above equal to "numerals?" Thanks.
Hi,
Does the bolded part in the above amount to "Zinkoff is unique in his own ways of sloppiness?"
Besides, is the bolded "numbers" in the above equal to "numerals?" Thanks.
Top answer
1-- It could, but it more usually means simply 'he is very, very sloppy'. 2-- Yes
- 1-- It could, but it more usually means simply 'he is very, very sloppy'.
- 2-- Yes
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1-- It could, but it more usually means simply 'he is very, very sloppy'.
2-- Yes
2-- Yes
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