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WHAT?!a fictional character ... Santa Claus.
WHAT?!a fictional character ... Santa Claus.
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I'd say "Writers" or "Artists" or "Books".People usually showed Robin Hood dressed in green clothes, holding a bow. Is this grammatically correct?
No- the meaning of your sentence with she has shown herself is similar to has proved to be.Sorry. Can I take both of them as interchangeable or replace the title with this one: robin Hood is usually shown himself dressed in green clothes, holding a bow?
That was a false one, and I've corrected it. The current version is: Artists usually show Robin Hood dressed in green clothes, holding a bow.No- the meaning of your sentence with she has shown herself is similar to has proved to be.
Makes sense to me.Artists usually show Robin Hood dressed in green clothes, holding a bow.
Please remember to write in complete sentences on the forum.It/That makes sense to me.
This is interesting and also makes a lot of sense.This is a footnote. Given that the person on whom Robin Hood is based was an outlaw who hid from the authorities in Sherwood Forest, presumably his green attire was an attempt at camouflage.
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