Translate the following sentences by first giving a suitable English paraphrase.
1.Every dodecahedron is as large as every cube. [Hint: Since we do not have anything corresponding to as large as (by which we mean at least as large as) in our lanuage, you will first need to paraphrase this predicate using larger than or same size as.]
2.If a cube is to the right of a dodecahedron but not in back of it, then it is as large as the dodecahedron.
3. No cube with nothing to its left is between two cubes.
4. The only large cubes are b and c.
5. At most b and c are large cubes. [Note: There is a significant difference between this sentence and the previous one. This one does not imply that b and c are large cubes, while the previous sentence does.]