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Belly Posted 18 years ago
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1) are predominate and dominate the same?
1) are predominate and dominate the same?
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"McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, was naturally more gentle and considerate"
Question: What does naturally here mean?
a) By nature
b) Normally, without exaggeration
I think normally here does fit, too, because it might be normal for McKinley only?
3) Is the following sentence correct:
"orphans normally lead a miserable life"
4) What does on the brink means?
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"McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, was naturally more gentle and considerate"
Question: What does naturally here mean?
a) By nature
b) Normally, without exaggeration
I think normally here does fit, too, because it might be normal for McKinley only?
3) Is the following sentence correct:
"orphans normally lead a miserable life"
4) What does on the brink means?
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Hi, ) are predominate and dominate the same? Some context would help, but there are a couple of general comments. predominate be the strongest/most numerous/main of several dominate exert control over 2) "McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, was naturally more gentle and considerate" Question: What does naturally here mean?
- Hi, ) are predominate and dominate the same?
- Some context would help, but there are a couple of general comments.
- predominate be the strongest/most numerous/main of several dominate exert control over 2) "McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, was naturally more gentle and considerate" Question: What does naturally here mean?
- a) By nature b) Normally, without exaggeration I think normally here does fit, too, because it might be normal for McKinley only?
- A sounds better to me, but it rather depends on the context of this sentence.
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Hi,
) are predominate and dominate the same? Some context would help, but there are a couple of general comments.
predominate be the strongest/most numerous/main of several
dominate exert control over
2)
"McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, w
) are predominate and dominate the same? Some context would help, but there are a couple of general comments.
predominate be the strongest/most numerous/main of several
dominate exert control over
2)
"McKinley, though he too was persistent and determined, w
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Hi Clive,
1)The train crash dominated the news : Be the most prominent
Private interest was not allowed to predominate over the public good : exert over
what do you think?
2) The answer my teacher gave out to me was A. Nontheless, I still wonder why, the context of this sentence is about how mr McKinley reacted when he was pinked by a stranger. But I think norm
1)The train crash dominated the news : Be the most prominent
Private interest was not allowed to predominate over the public good : exert over
what do you think?
2) The answer my teacher gave out to me was A. Nontheless, I still wonder why, the context of this sentence is about how mr McKinley reacted when he was pinked by a stranger. But I think norm
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Hi again,
1)The train crash dominated the news : Be the most prominent
Private interest was not allowed to predominate over the public good : exert over
what do you think? Yes, both are fine.
2) The answer my teacher gave out to me was A. Nontheless, I s
1)The train crash dominated the news : Be the most prominent
Private interest was not allowed to predominate over the public good : exert over
what do you think? Yes, both are fine.
2) The answer my teacher gave out to me was A. Nontheless, I s
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Hi Clive,
1) So you mean they are interchangeable in meaning>
2) pink is the word that Roosevelt shouted when he was shot:" He pinked me!"
3) So when to use life and lives? HOw are they different?
1) So you mean they are interchangeable in meaning>
2) pink is the word that Roosevelt shouted when he was shot:" He pinked me!"
3) So when to use life and lives? HOw are they different?
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Hi,
1) So you mean they are interchangeable in meaning> No, although the differences are a little subtle. Let me revise my last answer.
train crash dominated the news :Be the most prominent Exerted control over the news.
Private interest was not allowed to predomina
1) So you mean they are interchangeable in meaning> No, although the differences are a little subtle. Let me revise my last answer.
train crash dominated the news :
Private interest was not allowed to predomina
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