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Contiluo Posted 15 years ago
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A matter of course
Please check out the following sentence. Is it acceptable?
It is a matter of course that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with anaccent.
It is a matter of course that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with anaccent.
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Not really: 'matter of course' generally refers to a proper progress. It is inevitable / a foregone conclusion that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with an accent.
- Not really: 'matter of course' generally refers to a proper progress.
- It is inevitable / a foregone conclusion that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with an accent.
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Not really: 'matter of course' generally refers to a proper progress.
It is inevitable / a foregone conclusion that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with an accent.
It is inevitable / a foregone conclusion that a foreigner will speak Mandarin with an accent.
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