denismurs
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- Oct 22, 2015
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- Russian
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- Russian Federation
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- Spain
Hello,
I have this sentence in my book:
"Switzerland but my country, Australia, is much worse than I thought."
Could you give a hit which is "my" country and which is "worse" because for me the logical consequence of the original phrase can mean both things. I think the key is in the punctuation but at the moment I don't understand it.
Denis.
I have this sentence in my book:
"Switzerland but my country, Australia, is much worse than I thought."
Could you give a hit which is "my" country and which is "worse" because for me the logical consequence of the original phrase can mean both things. I think the key is in the punctuation but at the moment I don't understand it.
Denis.