What is the meaning of "solitary circles"?
# The pond was glassy smooth except for the ripples made by a large, handsome goose who was swimming in solitary circles.
What is the meaning of "solitary circles"?
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As a phrase, 'solitary circles' doesn't mean anything in particular. It's just telling us two things about the goose:
1. It's swimming in circles
2. It's doing this on its own.
NB Free bonus punctuation lesson for anyone who isn't sure about the difference between 'it's and 'it's' . Take another look at sentence number two if you want some examples of how to use these words. 'It's' = it is. Its = referring or belonging to the animal.
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