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Mstcnbz Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
A quotes from Einstein
I wonder if i can say a quote of Einstein in another way, but in same meaning?
The original quote is "if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
may i say it as perfect tense? "if you can't explain it, you have not understood it well enough" is there any difference?
The original quote is "if you can't explain it simply, you don't understand it well enough"
may i say it as perfect tense? "if you can't explain it, you have not understood it well enough" is there any difference?
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Welcome to the forums! You may use perfect tense, but if you leave out the most important word in the original sentence, then the meaning will certainly change.
- Welcome to the forums!
- You may use perfect tense, but if you leave out the most important word in the original sentence, then the meaning will certainly change.
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Welcome to the forums!
You may use perfect tense, but if you leave out the most important word in the original sentence, then the meaning will certainly change.
You may use perfect tense, but if you leave out the most important word in the original sentence, then the meaning will certainly change.
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