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'hath struck thee 'is an older English form of English. how would one say this in today's English

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anastasiasullivan13 anastasiasullivan13

10-11-2020

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have struck you

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hath is old English for have and thee is old English for you

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meliorismq meliorismq

13-11-2020

Answer:

Explanation:have struck you

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