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- 22-Nov-2012, 16:33 #1
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Do the two sentences below carry the same meaning 1. The man walked along the beach searching for shells.
2. The man walked along the beach in search for shells.
Do the two sentences above carry the same meaning?
- 22-Nov-2012, 18:15 #2
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Re: Do the two sentences below carry the same meaning
- 23-Nov-2012, 05:05 #3
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Re: Do the two sentences below carry the same meaning Thank you very much Originally Posted by Rover_KE
- 23-Nov-2012, 07:40 #4
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Re: Do the two sentences below carry the same meaning Your thanks are appreciated, Babai, but for future reference you don't need to send them in a separate post or quote our replies back to us.
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