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shutting one's eyes and thinking of England

shutting one's eyes and thinking of England is the present participle and gerund of shut one's eyes and think of England.

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What is shutting one's eyes and thinking of England the present participle and gerund of?
Shutting one's eyes and thinking of England is the present participle and gerund of shut one's eyes and think of England.

Words near shutting one's eyes and thinking of England in the dictionary

  1. shutting down
  2. shutting in
  3. shutting of
  4. shutting off
  5. shutting one's eyes
  6. shutting one's eyes and thinking of England
  7. shutting one's face
  8. shutting one's gob
  9. shutting one's head
  10. shutting one's mouth
  11. shutting one's trap

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