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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Consistently 2
Hi.
What does 'consistently' mean in:
Nobody likes to work with people who are consistently unprofessional.
?Thanks in advance
What does 'consistently' mean in:
Nobody likes to work with people who are consistently unprofessional.
?Thanks in advance
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soheil1 What does 'consistently' mean regularly, repeatedly, often
- soheil1 What does 'consistently' mean regularly, repeatedly, often
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soheil1What does 'consistently' meanregularly, repeatedly, often
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Mister Micawber soheil1How does it differ from always?It doesn't there.
What about
You mean that persistently =always?
White is persistently bringing out his army?
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You seem to have confused your quotations with your comments. Would you like to try reposting?
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Ok.
Do you mean that always
Ok.
Do you mean that always
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consistently+adj. = always
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Do many people have armies that they can bring out, either once or on a regular basis? The quote itself is confusing to me.
I don't agree with your suggestion that "consistently + adj" always equals "always." It means regularly and repeated often enough that it's what you expect. It doesn't mean that there might not be 1 time out of 20 (for example) that something doesn't happen that way.
I don't agree with your suggestion that "consistently + adj" always equals "always." It means regularly and repeated often enough that it's what you expect. It doesn't mean that there might not be 1 time out of 20 (for example) that something doesn't happen that way.
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BarbaraPADo many people have armies that they can bring out, either once or on a regular basis? The quote itself is confusing to me.I don't agree with your suggestion that "consistently + adj" always equals "always." It means regularly and repeated often enough that it's what you expect. It doesn't mean that there might not be 1 time out of 20 (for example) that something
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I would infer that if you were playing White, you would expect him to make use of a piece that is not a ****. He consistently uses pieces other than pawns. He does it regularly. It's his style of play. It's what you should expect if you were playing him or watching him play.
I try to not use the words "always" and "never." Someone can usually find an exception.
I try to not use the words "always" and "never." Someone can usually find an exception.
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