3 years ago

A/ i/ dictionary / myself / bought

English

1 answer:

gogolik [260]3 years ago

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Answer:

I bought myself a dictionary.

Explanation:

Jumbled words such as the one given in the question require the words to be assembled in such a way that they make up a complete and meaningful sentence.

The given words "a/ i/ dictionary / myself / bought" can be arranged as "I bought myself a dictionary" which is a meaningful and complete sentence. It means that I bought a dictionary for myself, for my own use.

Therefore, the complete and final sentence is "I bought myself a dictionary".

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