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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Already
Hi.
May I rephrase::
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they are already considered part of White's territory."
as:
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before."?
Thanks in advance!
May I rephrase::
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they are already considered part of White's territory."
as:
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before."?
Thanks in advance!
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or maybe:
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before, too."?
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before, too."?
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Hi,
May I rephrase::
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they are already considered part of White's territory."
as:
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before, and still are.."?
OK, but it's
May I rephrase::
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they are already considered part of White's territory."
as:
"Squares e4 and a4 don't count, because they were considered part of White's territory before, and still are.."?
OK, but it's
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Hi,
The sentence mainly talks about the past, although the writer wants to focus on the present situation. The word 'already' works much more effectively.
Clive
The sentence mainly talks about the past, although the writer wants to focus on the present situation. The word 'already' works much more effectively.
Clive
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