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- 15-Sep-2011, 17:56 #1
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Where British held sway." means "Where British ruled Hi teachers,
1) "The discovery of Asia has not yet been accomplished." means "The discovery of Asia has not yet been completed." ?
2) "Where British held sway." means "Where British ruled." ?
Many thanks in advance!
- 15-Sep-2011, 18:05 #2
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Teacher Re: Where British held sway." means "Where British ruled A little more context would enable us to give better answers. The best I can do on the information you have given is to say, "Probably".
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