Almost every work of literature has an example of the use of language.
Almost? I've been trying to figure out what that almost is doing there. Pop-up books, maybe? The international language of love? A picture being worth a thousand word?
Saturday, March 07, 2009
"Almost"
I emerge briefly from midterm grading jail to amaze you with this sentence from one of the midterms:
Almost? I've been trying to figure out what that almost is doing there. Pop-up books, maybe? The international language of love? A picture being worth a thousand word?
Almost? I've been trying to figure out what that almost is doing there. Pop-up books, maybe? The international language of love? A picture being worth a thousand word?
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