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Taka Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Across
The newborns' concept of numbers is abstract; they can transfer it across the senses from sounds to pictures.
About the underlined part, is it "transfer it across the senses"+"transfer it from sounds to pictures", or "the senses from sounds to pictures"?
About the underlined part, is it "transfer it across the senses"+"transfer it from sounds to pictures", or "the senses from sounds to pictures"?
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Transfer it from the auditory sense to the visual sense.
- Transfer it from the auditory sense to the visual sense.
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So the syntax seems to be the former. I see.
What does "across" really mean here? If it was replaced with "through" as:
The newborns' concept of numbers is abstract; they can transfer it through the senses from sounds to pictures.
would it still make almost the same sense?
What does "across" really mean here? If it was replaced with "through" as:
The newborns' concept of numbers is abstract; they can transfer it through the senses from sounds to pictures.
would it still make almost the same sense?
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TakaWhat does "across" really mean here?'from one to another'
TakaIf it was replaced with "through" as:The newborns' concept of numbers is abstract; they can transfer it through the senses from sounds to pictures.would it still make almost the same sense?It doesn't sound quite right.
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