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hichkok12 [17]
2 years ago
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Comment on the phrase 'no afternoon gentility' No! by Thomas Hood

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maria [59]2 years ago
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The phrase 'no afternoon gentility' is no relaxation in the afternoon. It is a phrase used in the poem, NO!.

<h3>What are phrases?</h3>

Phrases are the short sentence that contain its subject verb, but does not clarify any meaning. Phrases are the sentences that alone does not make any sense.

Thus, the phrase 'no afternoon gentility' is no relaxation in the afternoon. It is a phrase used in the poem, NO!.

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