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ThombD Posted 6 years ago
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But to enjoy your free time being yourself
"Sometimes, you need to be alone. Not to be lonely, but to enjoy your free time being yourself."
Does "but to enjoy your free time being yourself." mean "but in order to be yourself by enjoying your free time."?
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"? Not exactly. It means "but (in order) to enjoy your free time by being yourself (during that time)".
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- Not exactly.
- It means "but (in order) to enjoy your free time by being yourself (during that time)".
- It's saying that being yourself is what you will find enjoyable about having some free time — that "being yourself" is how you will occupy that time.
- , what is done during that time.
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ThombDDoes "but to enjoy your free time being yourself." mean "but in order to be yourself by enjoying your free time."?
Not exactly.
It means "but (in order) to enjoy your free time by being yourself (during that time)".
It's saying that being yourself is what you will find enjoyable about having some free time — that "being yourself" is how yo
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