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Successor Posted 17 years ago
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Hello,

please could you give your opinion on the following sentences whether you find them correct.



1. He has been an outstanding player, and I KEENLY (not painfully) regret his decision to leave the team.



2. Their RUDIMENTARY ( exclusive?) goal was to keep young adults off the streets and away from drugs.



Thank you.

  

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I guess 'rudimentary' means basic and 'exclusive' means only in the second sentence. Thus, both words are acceptable depending on the point of view. Agreed?

— Successor

  • I guess 'rudimentary' means basic and 'exclusive' means only in the second sentence.
  • Thus, both words are acceptable depending on the point of view.
  • Agreed?
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I guess 'rudimentary' means basic and 'exclusive' means only in the second sentence. Thus, both words are acceptable depending on the point of view. Agreed?
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