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Thank you! Great help to me! > @johnwang2018 said: So prior to the bolded part we have that four exceptions have a common feature: each of these four exceptions is a notional possession by the person out of actual possession (i take this to m…
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Thank you! It helps a lot! I was really struggling to understand these words. Thank you so much!> @elizabethlemon said: It's annoying answer, but I imagine that whatever text that follows contains some useful context. The first part seems clo…
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Yeah, absolutely! It's very helpful, and the example is so great! Thank you very much! @"LS-AT Walker" said: Wow! What a confusingly convoluted sentence! The bold section is giving two examples of the previously mentioned "notional possession…
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@intellectualplastic said: Woof, what a wicked sentence. It helped me to read it like this: The common feature of each of the exceptions is a notional possession by the person out of actual possession, through either: (1) possession throu…
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I'm interested! Thank you!
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Hi Niall! I am! 🙋
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Say no more. Take my money... and more for other courses please.