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Language question.
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"..and I saw an airplane hit the tower. Does it mean; I "saw" a plane hit the tower, or could it be also: I saw a plane had hit the tower? |
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/BA in Linguistics, working on MA in Applied Linguistics :know: |
The sentence has the word 'saw' in in it. Carpenters and their planes are therefore suspect...
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Bush told, he saw the plane hit the tower but there where no images at that moment. So, I thought he just means he know the plane hit the tower, not he saw? http://youtube.com/watch?v=Sm73wOuPL60 |
We're not sure which plane he's talking about. I'm sure he's talking about the second plane.
Given that even if he was told at that point, he possibly didn't know what was going on. I think this video says nothing unless we see him talk about TWO airplanes. I myself certainly didn't, and I didn't even learn anything until both towers were actually down. |
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