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Guyper Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Account for
A person plays darts. He keeps missing the target and asks himself,
"Why is my aim off? There's something I'm not accounting for"
What does this mean?
Thank you
"Why is my aim off? There's something I'm not accounting for"
What does this mean?
Thank you
Top answer
There's some factor that he's not taking into consideration, which is throwing off his aim.
- There's some factor that he's not taking into consideration, which is throwing off his aim.
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There's some factor that he's not taking into consideration, which is throwing off his aim.
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