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Vocabulary
Be on to something
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It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement.
--- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor).
What do you think?
It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement.
--- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor).
What do you think?
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Hi, It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement. --- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor). What do you think?
- Hi, It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement.
- --- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor).
- What do you think?
- If 'you are on to something' , it means you have made a discovery about something or had an idea about something, and usually that other people have not had this insight.
- It;s hard to avoid the feeling that Taylor has had a good idea.
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Hi,
It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement.
--- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor).
What do you th
It's hard to shake off the feeling that Taylor is on to something, you find yourself provoked into thought or agreement.
--- I understand it this way: It's impossible not to notice that Taylor has got a plan and the reader finds himself provoked to either agree with him, or think why he (the reader) has a different opinion (than Taylor).
What do you th
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