Console in the fact that it came down to
How would you naturally phrase this? Is it correct to say “it came down/was to”?
I lost the cooking competition but I can console in the fact that it came/was down to a few details. He didn’t beat me easily.
It can down to how sophisticated the dishes were and his was a tad more sophisticated but both were equally good.
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How would you naturally phrase this? J ust say 'came down '. I lost the cooking competition but I can take consolation in /can console myself with the fact that it came dow n to a few details.
- How would you naturally phrase this?
- J ust say 'came down '.
- I lost the cooking competition but I can take consolation in /can console myself with the fact that it came dow n to a few details.
- He didn’t beat me easily.
- It came down to how sophisticated the dishes were and his was a tad more sophisticated .
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How would you naturally phrase this? Is it correct to say “it came down/was to”?J ust say 'came down'.
I lost the cooking competition but I can take consolation in /can console myself with the fact that it came down to a few details. He didn’t beat me easily.
It came down to how sophisticated the dishes were and his was a tad more sophisticated. But
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