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| 1- The language is 2 - one thing that I´d be worried about. 3- My dog is 4- the thing that I´d miss the most. 5- My mom´s cooking is 6- something that I´d really miss. Thank you very much for your help. |
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| What do the numbers refer to? |
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| number 1 refers to "The language is" number 2 refers to "one thing that I´d be worried about" number 3 refers to "My dog is" number 4 refers to "the thing that I´d miss the most" number 5 refers to "my mum´s cooking is" number 6 refers to "something that I´d really miss" My question would be if all numbers are noun phrases and if not what are they. Please help me. |
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