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| Please look at this "She emerged from the divorce a stronger person." who is the stronger person? "does she become a stronger person after divorce"? thanks |
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| Ofcourse 'she' |
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| Quote:
"She emerged from the divorce (as) a stronger person". |
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| "emerge" is a verb that means "to appear up out of" So, after the divorce, she appeared up out of the entire (hurtful, messy, sad) situation as a stronger person. That is shortened to "emerged a stronger person." Supposed a ship got caught in a storm at sea. The waves were very high and all the crew thought it was going to sink. Still is survived! We would say: The ship emerged still seaworthy. s |
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| thanks all of you. got it. |
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