How to understand these sentences?
Another few years had passed when a friend’s husband died. Pat had been a well-respected doctor at a big hospital, and hundreds of CARDs were sent to the family. Among them was a SYMPATHY CARD from a plumber who had once worked at their house.
Does "Pat" refer to "a friend's husband"? Does "card" and "sympathy card" mean the same? Thank you.
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Hi Sanya, you are right. Pat is the friend's husband. The "CARD" is the general term and "SYMPATHY CARD" is just a specific type of card that you send to extend your sympathy towards someone like "BIRTHDAY CARD" is a type of "CARD" that you send when someone is having her birthday.
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Yes and yes.
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