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borrows a leaf out of someone's book

borrows a leaf out of someone's book is the third-person singular simple present indicative of borrow a leaf out of someone's book.

Questions about borrows a leaf out of someone's book

What is borrows a leaf out of someone's book the third-person singular simple present indicative of?
Borrows a leaf out of someone's book is the third-person singular simple present indicative of borrow a leaf out of someone's book.

Words near borrows a leaf out of someone's book in the dictionary

  1. borrowing days
  2. borrowing from Peter to pay Paul
  3. borrowing trouble
  4. borrowings
  5. borrows
  6. borrows a leaf out of someone's book
  7. borrows from Peter to pay Paul
  8. borrows trouble
  9. borrowship
  10. Borruso
  11. Borrusos

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