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@daphne-456456-minec Daphne_456456-Minec Thank you! I was kind of confused especially for the personification one. for this answer
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 wrote an answer to "Rough winds do shake the darling buds of May" Analysis? .
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 commented In basic psychology courses, though, they generally take the hallucinogen angle for whatever reason. on Is Marijuana a depressant?
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 updated the answer to What are some internal rhymes from the play 'Hamilton' ? .
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 wrote an answer to In which one of the following sentences is the simple subject also the complete subject? .
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 wrote an answer to What are some internal rhymes from the play 'Hamilton' ? .
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 commented Expanded explanation. on In the following sentence, should "Who" or "Whom" be used in the blank space?: ___ understands the contents of this document?
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@lechugamaestro19 lechugamaestro19 commented Here are my two cents: there's not really a widely used verb for it as far as I know. Generally, people just say "the soda went flat" or "the soda's gone flat". "To go flat" is your best bet when you're talking about a drink losing its fizz. on Lemonade is fizzy, but if you leave it out for a while, it becomes flat. So what is the verb that means "to lose fizz"?
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