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Jaleh Posted 10 years ago
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Does "proceed further" mean the same as "try more than this"?
  

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jaleh Does "proceed further" mean the same as "try more than this"? In what sentence? We cannot even judge what 'this' refers to, since you have supplied no context.

— Mister Micawber

  • jaleh Does "proceed further" mean the same as "try more than this"?
  • In what sentence?
  • We cannot even judge what 'this' refers to, since you have supplied no context.
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jalehDoes "proceed further" mean the same as "try more than this"?
In what sentence? We cannot even judge what 'this' refers to, since you have supplied no context.
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There is no special context! l wrote an email and they replyed me "please proceed further". l actually want to know if it means "try more" or "keep progress".
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jalehl wrote an email and they replyed me "please proceed further"
It means to 'please take the next step'. We can tell you no more than that, since we have no idea what your conversation is about.
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Thank you. l understood the meaning.
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