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#1 23-Apr-2017, 15:32What does 'His education was the best money could buy.' mean?
The life of Edvard de Vere, on the other hand, was more than adequate. His education was the best money could buy.
What does the bold-faced sentence mean?It's part of a reading about William Shakespeare which has been extracted from 'Inside Reading' book.
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#2 23-Apr-2017, 16:12Re: What does 'His education was the best money could buy.' mean?
I am not a teacher.
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#3 23-Apr-2017, 16:25Re: What does 'His education was the best money could buy.' mean?
Specifically, the best paid education available.
Remember - if you don't use correct capitalisation, punctuation and spacing, anything you write will be incorrect.
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