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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

A new way to go green

Water and batteries don't usually work together, but a Taiwanese professor has combined them and invented a new way to go green.

HI,
Does "to go green" in the above equal "to work/fly?" Thanks.
  

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" Thanks. No, it means that the professor has found yet another way for people to have a less negative impact on the environment. "green" being the current euphemism for all things environment friendly.

— RayH

  • " Thanks.
  • No, it means that the professor has found yet another way for people to have a less negative impact on the environment.
  • "green" being the current euphemism for all things environment friendly.
  • Of course it's all rubbish designed to separate people from their money and their liberty.
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AngliholicDoes "to go green" in the above equal "to work/fly?" Thanks.
No, it means that the professor has found yet another way for people to have a less negative impact on the environment. "green" being the current euphemism for all things environment friendly. Of course it's all rubbish designed to separate people from their money and their liberty.
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