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- 28-Dec-2004, 11:31 #1
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adverb Is this sentence correct:
1-I danced with her in her wedding dress.
(She was wearing the wedding dress).
- 28-Dec-2004, 12:45 #2
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Teacher Re: adverb Looks like a set-up for a joke, Navi, because grammatically either could be wearing the gown; accurate interpretation relies on common knowledge of who would normally be wearing it.
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