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Nima nimaa Posted 12 years ago
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by my self
1c: We're by ourselves.
2c: We're on our own.
Both by ourselves and on our own be used to mean ‘without assistance or support’, ‘left to our own devices’; but on our own may also express a sense of opportunity to exercise initiative. And by ourselves is more often used to signify privacy—“Alone at last!”—and consequent freedom to pursue more intimate or surreptitious activities.
Providing that these are correct, would anyone possibly explain the more readily so that I could understand.
2c: We're on our own.
Both by ourselves and on our own be used to mean ‘without assistance or support’, ‘left to our own devices’; but on our own may also express a sense of opportunity to exercise initiative. And by ourselves is more often used to signify privacy—“Alone at last!”—and consequent freedom to pursue more intimate or surreptitious activities.
Providing that these are correct, would anyone possibly explain the more readily so that I could understand.
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nima nimaa Providing that these are correct They are. nima nimaa would anyone possibly explain the more readily so that I could understand. You seem to have already readily explained them.
- nima nimaa Providing that these are correct They are.
- nima nimaa would anyone possibly explain the more readily so that I could understand.
- You seem to have already readily explained them.
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nima nimaaProviding that these are correctThey are.
nima nimaawould anyone possibly explain the more readily so that I could understand.You seem to have already readily explained them.
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I do really your reply.
But, as I have collected these explanation from another site, would you explain them more readily?
But, as I have collected these explanation from another site, would you explain them more readily?
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nima nimaaIdoreally appreciate your reply.
nima nimaaBut, as I have collected these explanations from another site, would you explain them more clearlyDo you mean "in simpler language"?readily?
Why don't you ask the contributors at the other site to use more basic language?
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