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Wildone Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Can you make this sentence a bit simpler?
''Neither of us controls our stories well enough to get anything from exposing the other's misdeeds.'' '' to get anything from exposing'' I didn't get that part exactly. Does that mean they're trying to expose each other's misdeeds? but the pharse (get anything from) made me confused. Can you please explain it?
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It means "Neither of us controls our stories well enough to gain any benefit from exposing the other's misdeeds". Does that make more sense?
- It means "Neither of us controls our stories well enough to gain any benefit from exposing the other's misdeeds".
- Does that make more sense?
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It means "Neither of us controls our stories well enough to gain any benefit from exposing the other's misdeeds". Does that make more sense?
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