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TeacherJapan Posted 9 years ago
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Appreciate?
You don't appreciate glasses until you have to do without them.
In the sentence above, is it better to say 'the value of glasses' instead of just 'glasses'?
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teacherJapan You don't appreciate glasses until you have to do without them. In the sentence above, is it better to say 'the value of glasses' instead of just 'glasses'? Yes.
- teacherJapan You don't appreciate glasses until you have to do without them.
- In the sentence above, is it better to say 'the value of glasses' instead of just 'glasses'?
- Yes.
- I'd say so.
- It's more precise.
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teacherJapanYou don't appreciate glasses until you have to do without them.
In the sentence above, is it better to say 'the value of glasses' instead of just 'glasses'?
Yes. I'd say so. It's more precise.
CJ
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