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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
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(chess) that's all
Hi.
What does it mean
"That's all there is to algebraic notation."
?Thanks in advance
What does it mean
"That's all there is to algebraic notation."
?Thanks in advance
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soheil1 That's all there is to algebraic notation. "That" is a reference to text that occurred earlier, in which, we can only suppose, algebraic notation is explained. It summarizes the previous explanation by saying that there is no more to be explained.
- soheil1 That's all there is to algebraic notation.
- "That" is a reference to text that occurred earlier, in which, we can only suppose, algebraic notation is explained.
- It summarizes the previous explanation by saying that there is no more to be explained.
- What was said about it is all that needs to be said.
- There is nothing else.
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soheil1That's all there is to algebraic notation."That" is a reference to text that occurred earlier, in which, we can only suppose, algebraic notation is explained.
It summarizes the previous explanation by saying that there is no more to be explained. What was said about it is all that needs to be said. There is nothing else. The implication is
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