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Zazzex Posted 17 years ago
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By comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark
Hello,
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"by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark"
how can I correctly change the above as below?
"by comparing two symbolic writers, each standing at the start and the end of the hallmark"
Is the above correct?
Thanks
StartFragment>
"by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark"
how can I correctly change the above as below?
"by comparing two symbolic writers, each standing at the start and the end of the hallmark"
Is the above correct?
Thanks
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Hi, by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark" This sentence structure is fine, but I don't understand what it means. What does 'the hallmark' mean here, and how do you stand at the end of it? And what is 'a symbolic writer'?
- Hi, by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark" This sentence structure is fine, but I don't understand what it means.
- What does 'the hallmark' mean here, and how do you stand at the end of it?
- And what is 'a symbolic writer'?
- how can I correctly change the above as below?
- "by comparing two symbolic writers , each standing at the start and the end of the hallmark" Is the above correct?
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Hi,
by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark" This sentence structure is fine, but I don't understand what it means. What does 'the hallmark' mean here, and how do you stand at the end of it? And what is 'a symbolic writer'?
how can I correctly change the above as below?
"by comparing two symbolic writers, each standin
by comparing two symbolic writers standing at the start and the end of the hallmark" This sentence structure is fine, but I don't understand what it means. What does 'the hallmark' mean here, and how do you stand at the end of it? And what is 'a symbolic writer'?
how can I correctly change the above as below?
"by comparing two symbolic writers, each standin
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Thanks, how about the following? Is it correct?
"by comparing two symbolic writers, one standing at the start and the other at the end of the hallmark ".
"by comparing two symbolic writers, one standing at the start and the other at the end of the hallmark ".
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Hi,
Yes, that's structured OK, but I still don't understand the meaning at all, based on my earlier questions, like 'what is the hallmark?' Are you sure you are using the right word?
Clive
Yes, that's structured OK, but I still don't understand the meaning at all, based on my earlier questions, like 'what is the hallmark?' Are you sure you are using the right word?
Clive
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What I meant by the hallmark is explained as follows.
The State of Manchuria became the hallmark of the Japanese empire when it conquered the land which was a part of China and the Asian Contient. This is the start of the hallmark.
And the Japanese lost the land when it lost the World War II. This is the end of the hallmark.
There was one writer in the beginning of the
The State of Manchuria became the hallmark of the Japanese empire when it conquered the land which was a part of China and the Asian Contient. This is the start of the hallmark.
And the Japanese lost the land when it lost the World War II. This is the end of the hallmark.
There was one writer in the beginning of the
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Hi,
What I meant by the hallmark is explained as follows.
The State of Manchuria became the hallmark of the Japanese empire when it conquered the land which was a part of China and the Asian Contient. This is the start of the hallmark.
And the Japanese lost the land when it lost the World War II. This is the end of the hallmark.
'Hallmark' dos not seem like a
What I meant by the hallmark is explained as follows.
The State of Manchuria became the hallmark of the Japanese empire when it conquered the land which was a part of China and the Asian Contient. This is the start of the hallmark.
And the Japanese lost the land when it lost the World War II. This is the end of the hallmark.
'Hallmark' dos not seem like a
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