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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
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" the elite chess players have comparable physiological parameters in competition as those who practice sports such as shooting, car racing and golf; consequently, chess could be classified as the same category of sport as those according to these criteria."
Would you say "calssiafy A as the same category as B", or would you say "classify A in the same category as B"?
" the elite chess players have comparable physiological parameters in competition as those who practice sports such as shooting, car racing and golf; consequently, chess could be classified as the same category of sport as those according to these criteria."
Would you say "calssiafy A as the same category as B", or would you say "classify A in the same category as B"?
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Hi,. " Would you say "classify A as the same category as B", or would you say "classify A in the same category as B"? I'd say 'in'.
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- " Would you say "classify A as the same category as B", or would you say "classify A in the same category as B"?
- I'd say 'in'.
- I'd also make the changes shown above in bold.
- " Clive
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Hi,.
" the elite chess players have comparable physiological parameters in competitionas to those of people who practice sports such as shooting, car racing and golf; consequently, chess could be classified as the same category of sport as those according to these criteria."
Would you say "classify A as the same category as B", or wo
" the elite chess players have comparable physiological parameters in competition
Would you say "classify A as the same category as B", or wo
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Hi,
I don't see any extra meanings. Do you?
I don't consider it a very well-written sentence.
Clive
I don't see any extra meanings. Do you?
I don't consider it a very well-written sentence.
Clive
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