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jays
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 Posted: Sun Mar 28, 2010 12:33 am Post subject: with all |
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Is the following sentence correct, especially "with all"?
And if it is correct, what's the meaning of "with all" in the sentence?
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She is pretty with all, she wanted to be more. |
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pugachevV
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No. It doesn't work.
There is an old word, "withal" that means - in addition, or nevertheless but you will only see it in stuff such as Shakespeare's plays. |
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