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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
(chess) let
Hi.
Any difference between
Let that be a lesson to you: Castle quickly!
and
Take a lesson from this story: Castle quickly!
and
Take a lesson from this story and Castle quickly!
?TThanks in advance
Any difference between
Let that be a lesson to you: Castle quickly!
and
Take a lesson from this story: Castle quickly!
and
Take a lesson from this story and Castle quickly!
?TThanks in advance
Top answer
No real difference.
- No real difference.
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Let that (or this) be a lesson to you! is a fixed phrase. It is usually used in situations where the lesson has not been enjoyable, perhaps involving pain, humiliation, financial loss etc. as a result of doing the wrong thing.
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