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Quite a part of the game, believe me! these sort of things are only toys for children.
Sir Knight, wouldst know thy lady's name? these pin-pricks tell from whence I came.
Higher still were a dark belt of stunted firs and the sandstone ledge, and above these -home.
They cuddn'-ta-helptit-with-all- these -socean steamers-going-over-there every-day.
If the governor was a Duke of Devonshire, all these -caprices might be pardonable; but my theory is, roast-beef before roses.
British Dictionary definitions for these
/ ( ðiːz ) /
the form of this used before a plural noun : these men
( as pronoun ) : I don't much care for these
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see one of these days.
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- I found these photos while I was cleaning out my cupboards .
- Is there any significant difference in quality between these two items ?
- What are these toys doing here ?
- The ancient Britons inhabited these parts of England before the Roman invasion .
- Do you think this jacket looks a bit funny with these trousers ?
- allude to someone / something
- allusiveness
- as for someone/something idiom
- bandy something around
- indirect speech
- quote ... unquote idiom
- refer to someone/something
- reported speech
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