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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
(chess)that's it
Hi.
He counted the squares that White pieces control.
May I rephrase:
"That's it for White's pieces"
as
"enough for White's pieces"?
He counted the squares that White pieces control.
May I rephrase:
"That's it for White's pieces"
as
"enough for White's pieces"?
Top answer
No, you may not. ' Rover
- No, you may not.
- ' Rover
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No, you may not.
You may rephrase the sentence as
'He counted the squares controlled by White pieces.'
Rover
No, you may not.
You may rephrase the sentence as
'He counted the squares controlled by White pieces.'
Rover
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What about
'end of counting the squares controlled by White pieces.'
or
'end of counting for the White pieces.'?
'end of counting the squares controlled by White pieces.'
or
'end of counting for the White pieces.'?
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They are both wrong.
Neither is a complete sentence or means the same as the original.
Why do you want to rephrase it?
Rover
Neither is a complete sentence or means the same as the original.
Why do you want to rephrase it?
Rover
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I wanna rephrase it, maybe I can find a translation for it that way.
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