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Find The Overlapping Phrases
by Richard Reed Jr
copyright 09-03-2006


Age Rating: 18 to 127

 
**Try to find the overlapping end and beginning phrases in the below sentences**








My aim
Throughout all of my life has been to
Paint
Seashells. There are many to choose from. The warm sands
Are lining the sea. Ships are sailing
To exotic places. My imagination in the clouds
Has found Paradise. Lost to me now
Is my aim to
Paint
Seashells.




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09-20-2006 Denise Johnson    

Not quite sure what you mean, but if it's what I think you mean then I would say -
'There are many to choose from.' overlaps to 'from the warm sands' & 'Are lining the sea.' overlaps to 'sea Ships are sailing'

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09-12-2006 Alysyn Bourque    

I'm not exactly clear on what you are requesting. Overlapping of the two phrases within the sentences? Paradise Lost?
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