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Fandorin Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Arrived with vague meaning
Hi friends. I've got a question. Could please anyone help me? Sometimes I get puzzled with obvious things, but its me.
-It will be all over the press tommorow - Lightman
- That's tommorow's problem - Torres
- How do you think we arrived at today?- Lightman
So what is he talking about? May be it lacks context but I have no idea what he meant saying that.
Thank you for your help.
-It will be all over the press tommorow - Lightman
- That's tommorow's problem - Torres
- How do you think we arrived at today?- Lightman
So what is he talking about? May be it lacks context but I have no idea what he meant saying that.
Thank you for your help.
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Just a guess. "
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Just a guess. He may be saying "We got to where we are today (presumably in a bad situation) precisely by ignoring problems and hoping that 'tomorrow' will take care of them."
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FandorinHow do you think we arrived at today?today is being used as if it were a place -- a destination. What did we do that caused us to be in the situation we find ourselves in today? (Odd turn of phrase, I think.)
CJ
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