But at what cost,far into the distance
What does these two phrases mean here (both in writing and the picture) :
1) but at what cost
2) far into the distance
? And besides the pain I felt on my toe, I shot the ball far into the distance. It got lost among the trees, and so I ran towards it, looking for it. It was my brand new ball after all! I managed to find it but at what cost.
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far into the distance . far away from where I was. __________________________________________________________________ I managed to find it but at what cost?
- far into the distance .
- far away from where I was.
- __________________________________________________________________ I managed to find it but at what cost?
- You can look at this in two ways.
- 1) This is an exclamation.
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far into the distance. far away from where I was.
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I managed to find it but at what cost?
You can look at this in two ways.
1) This is an exclamation. It just emphasizes that finding it was very difficult.
2) This is a question. But no answer is expected (it's called a h
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