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Hi! What does "saving in" mean in Yeats' The Song of The Happy Shepherd? I think the poet expressed that one should always seek for truth, as truth won't be saved in heart eternally. It emphasizes the action of seeking, reflecting truth's dynamic state. But in other analyses, that line was interpreted to "There is no truth except in your heart". Here, the word "saving" in the poem was meaning "except", or "other than", but shouldn't only the original form (to function as a preposition) "save" have this meaning? Or can it mean so even in its gerund form?

Could you please tell me if these sentences sound natural in everyday spoken English? Thank you! 😊 - The sole student with low grades was dealing with a lot of family issues. - She's the stepmom of the student with the low grades. - Julia is the girl with red hair, and Lucy is the one with blue hair. - Michael is the guy with the mustache, while Gary is the one in the sleeveless shirt. - Look at this photo. My sister is the one playing the piano. - We were the team in green shirts. It was a close soccer match. - Juanes is a famous Colombian musician with songs that have been successful in many countries. - Some people don’t just eat anything, while others eat whatever is in front of them. - Some kids don't want anything for Christmas; they want expensive gifts and toys. - He's such a picky eater; I'm sure he won't be happy with anything you cook.

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Hello! I wonder how often the phrase "to be a sucker for something" (to like something so much that you cannot refuse it or judge its real value) is used? Thank you)

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