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02-Apr-2006, 23:32
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 noun phrase complete the sentence with a noun phrase that is creative. 1. Bill's outfit is quite colorful. In it he looks like ____________(hero). 2. What beautiful hair you have! Your hair looks like___________(water fall). 3. It's raining very hard. I sounds like ______________________. 4. Just look at these "dishpan" hands. They look like________________. 5. What an ugly car! It looks like ____________. mishawa likes this. Last edited by jpolina; 03-Apr-2006 at 00:08. |
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03-Apr-2006, 03:39
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| Re: noun phrase Welcome, jpolina.  Sorry. We do not do homework assignments. What are your answers?  |
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20-Mar-2007, 21:26
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| Re: noun phrase Hi teacher, I would like to know what is correct, thinking in or thinking on. I try to express I am always thinking in/on you. Thanks in advanced, guillermoariel |
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