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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Concern itself
Hi.
Why do you say, for example
A dynamic factor concerns itself with actual moves and threats and involves combinations of attack and defense maneuvers"
and not
A dynamic factor is about actual moves and threats and involves combinations of attack and defense maneuvers" ?
Why do you like to twist it?
Or is there any difference(of whatever size)
?
Thanks in advance
Why do you say, for example
A dynamic factor concerns itself with actual moves and threats and involves combinations of attack and defense maneuvers"
and not
A dynamic factor is about actual moves and threats and involves combinations of attack and defense maneuvers" ?
Why do you like to twist it?
Or is there any difference(of whatever size)
?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Why do you say, I wouldn't The phrase 'A dynamic factor' seems unclear to me. A is about B states a simple fact. A concerns itself with B means A concentrates on B.
- Why do you say, I wouldn't The phrase 'A dynamic factor' seems unclear to me.
- A is about B states a simple fact.
- A concerns itself with B means A concentrates on B.
- It also seems to me to imply that A ignores other things (C, D) that it shouldn't ignore.
- Clive
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Why do you say, I wouldn't The phrase 'A dynamic factor' seems unclear to me.
A is about B states a simple fact.
A concerns itself with B means A concentrates on B. It also seems to me to imply that A ignores other things (C, D) that it shouldn't ignore.
A is about B states a simple fact.
A concerns itself with B means A concentrates on B. It also seems to me to imply that A ignores other things (C, D) that it shouldn't ignore.
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CliveWhy do you say, I wouldn't The phrase 'A dynamic factor' seems unclear to me.A is about B states a simple fact.A concerns itself with B means A concentrates on B. It also seems to me to imply that A ignores other things (C, D) that it shouldn't ignore.Cliveso what about 'A concerns B'?
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