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Cedric2008 Posted 18 years ago
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correction :) thanks
0 Everyone's experience is legendary to themselves,whatever they are celebrities or just odinary people. 02 br
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00 I try to put it in a brief way,like the following: 02 br
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00 1.Everyone has their(his or her) own legendary story 02 br
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00 2.One thousand people, one thousand legends. 02 br
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00 3. 00 Two people, a couple of legends. 02 br
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00 4. 00 Experience makes legend. 02 br
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00 5.Everyone has a story behind him. 02 br
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00 6.Everyone has a story behind him. 02 br
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00 7. 00 Everyone is a legend. 02 br
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00 Which one is better ? thanks for your help. 02 br
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00 I try to put it in a brief way,like the following: 02 br
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00 4. 00 Experience makes legend. 02 br
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00 5.Everyone has a story behind him. 02 br
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00 6.Everyone has a story behind him. 02 br
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00 7. 00 Everyone is a legend. 02 br
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00 Which one is better ? thanks for your help. 02 br
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1 font 00 Hi, 02 font 02 br 02 br 00 Are you sure 'legendary' is the correct word to use? A legend involves widespread belief by many people. If you use it for just one person, you are using it in a figurative way that the reader has to figure out.
- 1 font 00 Hi, 02 font 02 br 02 br 00 Are you sure 'legendary' is the correct word to use?
- A legend involves widespread belief by many people.
- If you use it for just one person, you are using it in a figurative way that the reader has to figure out.
- One thousand people, one thousand legends.
- 02 font 00 This is a phrase, not a sentence.
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1 font 00 Hi, 02 font 02 br
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00 Are you sure 'legendary' is the correct word to use? A legend involves widespread belief by many people. If you use it for just one person, you are using it in a figurative way that the reader has to figure out. That's OK, if that's waht you want to do. 02 br
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00 Are you sure 'legendary' is the correct word to use? A legend involves widespread belief by many people. If you use it for just one person, you are using it in a figurative way that the reader has to figure out. That's OK, if that's waht you want to do. 02 br
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0 hi Clive, 02 br
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00 Thank you very much for your detailed reply. By"better" I means"more idinmatic" and "poetical". 02 br
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00 But I've found the best one, that is "he is a legend in his own mind' which expresses what I want to . Thanks !!! 0-
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00 Thank you very much for your detailed reply. By"better" I means"more idinmatic" and "poetical". 02 br
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00 But I've found the best one, that is "he is a legend in his own mind' which expresses what I want to . Thanks !!! 0-
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0 Clive, 02 br
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00 Thank you so much for so detailed reply. By "better" we mean "more idiomatic". I've found the better one, that is ""He is a legend in his own mind" which expresses what I want to. Thank you. 0-
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00 Thank you so much for so detailed reply. By "better" we mean "more idiomatic". I've found the better one, that is ""He is a legend in his own mind" which expresses what I want to. Thank you. 0-
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