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Masanori Takaoka Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
a question from an entrance exam
The main thing that changes with each product is the space. With my wall art, for example, I have a lot of space to work with, so the ( ) are minimal. This allows me to be very creative, but it can bring its own challenges. For a large scale piece, you have to be very aware and sometimes it is easy to lose sight of scale. I overcome this by printing areas of the canvas off and making sure that scale is correct.
1. margins
2. possibilities
3. restrictions
4. variations
Which one is most suitable in the blank?
I think it's "3".
Also, when you say "I work with a lot of space.", what does this mean?
1. margins
2. possibilities
3. restrictions
4. variations
Which one is most suitable in the blank?
I think it's "3".
Also, when you say "I work with a lot of space.", what does this mean?
Top answer
Masanori Takaoka Which one is most suitable in the blank? ", what does this mean? ' Here, it appears to be a large canvas for painting.
- Masanori Takaoka Which one is most suitable in the blank?
- ", what does this mean?
- ' Here, it appears to be a large canvas for painting.
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Masanori TakaokaWhich one is most suitable in the blank?#3
Masanori Takaokawhen you say "I work with a lot of space.", what does this mean?'I have a large work area.' Here, it appears to be a large canvas for painting.
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