Learn Liminate · Chapter 6 of 10

The Postal Carrier's Route

Three houses, three names, one cart. Beatriz walks the same route every morning.

The mist hasn't lifted yet when Beatriz wheels her cart onto Birch Lane. Three stops today: Ama, then Jun a few doors down, then Sol around the corner on Cedar Row. She knows them all by name, but she still likes to read each name aloud as she hands over the post — it's a small kindness.

Rather than write out the same gesture three times, she'll walk through her route and at ? house she'll show who lives there and which street it's on. One sentence does the whole street.

About this verb

each walks through a list one item at a time and runs a verb on every item. Here it runs show on each house. Think of it as: for every item in this list, do this.

Tap a blank, then tap a word

each show filter combine count

remember a house called h1 with resident as "Ama" and street as "Birch Lane"
remember a house called h2 with resident as "Jun" and street as "Birch Lane"
remember a house called h3 with resident as "Sol" and street as "Cedar Row"
remember a list called route with h1 and h2 and h3
_____ the route show resident and street

Fill the blank first

Ama, Birch Lane

Jun, Birch Lane

Sol, Cedar Row

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