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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
(chess) big
Hi.
"His rook hit a big three enemy squares"
if big means important, why does it take an indefinite article?if not, What does it mean?
"His rook hit a big three enemy squares"
if big means important, why does it take an indefinite article?if not, What does it mean?
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I suppose it means 'important'. Why wouldn't it take an indefinite article? There might be several important squares.
- I suppose it means 'important'.
- Why wouldn't it take an indefinite article?
- There might be several important squares.
- 'Squares', on the contrary, seems to be a misprint: it should be singular (and 'three-enemy' should be hyphenated).
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I suppose it means 'important'. Why wouldn't it take an indefinite article? There might be several important squares. 'Squares', on the contrary, seems to be a misprint: it should be singular (and 'three-enemy' should be hyphenated).
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