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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Cooperation(chess)
Hi.
Any difference between 'This task can only be carried out with the combined efforts of both the King and the Rook.' and 'This task is possible only with the cooperation of the King and the Rook.'?
Thanks in advance!
Any difference between 'This task can only be carried out with the combined efforts of both the King and the Rook.' and 'This task is possible only with the cooperation of the King and the Rook.'?
Thanks in advance!
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'? 'Cooperation' sound very odd for two non-sentient objects.
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- 'Cooperation' sound very odd for two non-sentient objects.
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soheil1Any difference between 'This task can only be carried out with the combined efforts of both the King and the Rook.' and 'This task is possible only with the cooperation of the King and the Rook.'?'Cooperation' sound very odd for two non-sentient objects.
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