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Sarcandra Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary

Choice is on the table

Does "choice is on the table" simply mean that one has a choice? I see it sometimes without an article/determiner (right term?), e.g., "When choice is on the table, opt for...". Is that correct? Thanks.

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'On the table' = under consideration or available for consideration. 'When choice is on the table' = when it is time to make a choice or when a choice is available.

— Mister Micawber

  • 'On the table' = under consideration or available for consideration.
  • 'When choice is on the table' = when it is time to make a choice or when a choice is available.
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'On the table' = under consideration or available for consideration.

'When choice is on the table' = when it is time to make a choice or when a choice is available.
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Thanks, Mr. Micawber.
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