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Sina



Joined: 25 Jan 2005
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PostPosted: Thu Sep 15, 2005 10:59 am    Post subject: Could you help me, please? Reply with quote

Hey everybody,

here I am again with a loads of questions.......No, I was just kidding. Got just one question that is to be pretty easy to you.............I think
Well, the sentence...
"...but there seems little doubt, given the numerous of witnesses...

What does it mean at all? I read it that often but I coulnd't make it out....

And by the way, could you explain to me when one uses "is to be...was to be". I know I have already written it above but actually, I haven't really got it....
Could you help me, please??Bye. Smile
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