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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Be it being
I read a sentence once in a magzine and I couldn't understand some constructions of
here it is
"Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people, it's how you deal with the situation and what it leaves you with that count"
1-what does he mean by "Be it being"
2-what does he mean by "what it leaves you with that count "
thanks very much
here it is
"Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people, it's how you deal with the situation and what it leaves you with that count"
1-what does he mean by "Be it being"
2-what does he mean by "what it leaves you with that count "
thanks very much
Top answer
The sentence is awkwardly constructed. Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people = Whether you are afflicted with illness, accidents or disappointment. 'Be it' = if it is.
- The sentence is awkwardly constructed.
- Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people = Whether you are afflicted with illness, accidents or disappointment.
- 'Be it' = if it is.
- what it leaves you with that counts = how you feel and what you have learned afterwards is what is important.
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The sentence is awkwardly constructed.
Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people = Whether you are afflicted with illness, accidents or disappointment. 'Be it' = if it is.
it is...what it leaves you with that counts = how you feel and what you have learned afterwards is what is important.
Be it being afflicted with illness, accidents or being disappointed in people = Whether you are afflicted with illness, accidents or disappointment. 'Be it' = if it is.
it is...what it leaves you with that counts = how you feel and what you have learned afterwards is what is important.
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