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A question about who broke a toy is read as a question about what happens to children who break toys.
See every example linked to this pattern ↗“what happened to children who break toys…”
Haim G. Ginott, Between Parent and Child. Publisher-provided excerpt (chapter title not verified here). Revised and updated edition, copyright 2003; edited by Alice Ginott and H. Wallace Goddard; publisher-authorized excerpt. Research locator: S-00bca884-P010.
A question about who broke a toy is read as a question about what happens to children who break toys.
Selected passage. Whole-book analysis and longevity comparison remain incomplete. Source is the 2003 revised edition, not the original edition.
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Haim G. Ginott, Between Parent and Child. Publisher-provided excerpt (chapter title not verified here). Revised and updated edition, copyright 2003; edited by Alice Ginott and H. Wallace Goddard; publisher-authorized excerpt. Research locator: S-00bca884-P010.. Exact source words are separate from the editorial annotations on this page.
SHA-256: 6d87c28b4f8d23a777cd236f1bddd4ee2bf3b9bfe9eb2cc7d7ef071b230ec390
Revised and updated edition, copyright 2003; edited by Alice Ginott and H. Wallace Goddard; publisher-authorized excerpt