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Zhaul-san Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Can you say out-draw instead of draw faster than?
he out-sourced his company, what does this really mean? this is what gave me the idea of the following sentence.
He can out-draw billy the kid if he had a chance.
He can draw faster than billy the kid...
I my interpretation of out-sourced correct?
Is it correct to say out-draw as in the sentence?
He can out-draw billy the kid if he had a chance.
He can draw faster than billy the kid...
I my interpretation of out-sourced correct?
Is it correct to say out-draw as in the sentence?
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Never mind I got this all wrong in my mind. outsourcing is something else. So I guess out-draw doesn't exist.
- Never mind I got this all wrong in my mind.
- outsourcing is something else.
- So I guess out-draw doesn't exist.
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Never mind I got this all wrong in my mind. outsourcing is something else.
So I guess out-draw doesn't exist.
So I guess out-draw doesn't exist.
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Yes, outsourcing means something else, but '[url=http://www.onelook.com/?w=outdraw&ls=a] outdraw[/url]' works fine and is in fact more natural then 'draw faster'. You must capitalize the name and the epithet: Billy the Kid.
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