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17-Dec-2006, 08:50
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 What does this sentence mean? What does this sentence mean? Is 'he' of 'he pleased' 'his master'? Thanks. |
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17-Dec-2006, 09:31
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 Re: What does this sentence mean? According to me, the 'he' is indeed 'his master'. |
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17-Dec-2006, 10:41
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| Re: What does this sentence mean? Thanks, and what is the meaning of the sentence? |
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17-Dec-2006, 11:15
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| Re: What does this sentence mean? He wants to do what his master wants |
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