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Scottish Posted 9 years ago
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Could you pleade make me understand the meaning of the sentence below especially after " than it does" ?

I think it has more to do with willing giving up control of their body to someone else than it does with being forced to have fun.
  

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The sentence is not correct. My assumption is that "willing" should be "willingly". The overall structure is "I think it has more to do with X than it does with Y".

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  • The sentence is not correct.
  • My assumption is that "willing" should be "willingly".
  • The overall structure is "I think it has more to do with X than it does with Y".
  • The author is saying that X is more relevant to "it" (something previously mentioned) than Y is.
  • X = willingly giving up control of their body to someone else Y = being forced to have fun
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The sentence is not correct. My assumption is that "willing" should be "willingly".

The overall structure is "I think it has more to do with X than it does with Y". The author is saying that X is more relevant to "it" (something previously mentioned) than Y is.

X = willingly giving up control of their body to someone else
Y = being forced to have fun

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