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Meanings of young folks in English
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Usage of young folks in English
1
In fact, this is the form of justice these young folks knew.
2
They was young folks in slavery time and at time of freedom.
3
Every day throughout the following week the young folks were busily engaged.
4
So the circus was free to old folks and young folks alike.
5
Will readily promised, and once more the young folks were left alone.
6
Every night we young folks had a dance on the green prairie.
7
Politically, we young folks were much divided in our sympathies that fall.
8
We used to sing, and I guess young folks today does too:
9
We constantly hear young folks complaining of thirst during very warm weather.
10
It grew cold towards night, and that sharpened the young folks' appetites.
11
And it's better for starting out that young folks should be alone.
12
I still feel your glance, examining us young folks, one after another.
13
Some of the young folks won't work, some not able to work.
14
I don't know what is goin to become of the young folks.
15
A number of young folks had assembled at his uncle's to dance.
16
Music selection can be tricky when you've gathered old and young folks.
This collocation consists of:
Young folks through the time
Young folks across language varieties
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United States of America
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