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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Vocabulary
clause expression
I am confused how can make it a comfortable expression?
"Double standards between “we” and “them” differentiate other cultures and strengthen cultural identity, what precedes in defining a group of people and furthermore, the world system."
In the sentence, I'd like to combine two layers of meanings: "double standards differentiate, strengthen..." and the former " precedes.. "
Really a mess clause...
"Double standards between “we” and “them” differentiate other cultures and strengthen cultural identity, what precedes in defining a group of people and furthermore, the world system."
In the sentence, I'd like to combine two layers of meanings: "double standards differentiate, strengthen..." and the former " precedes.. "
Really a mess clause...
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Anonymous Really a mess clause Yes. Are you sure you mean 'precede'? I don't understand the sentence.
- Anonymous Really a mess clause Yes.
- Are you sure you mean 'precede'?
- I don't understand the sentence.
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AnonymousReally a mess clauseYes. Are you sure you mean 'precede'? I don't understand the sentence.
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