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Burger7 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Could you tell me a stock phrase,if any.
When i want to exclude value evaluation based on my thought,at the head of the speech,what should I say?
I made up the below phrase by myself.but I'm not sure if it's natural to native speakers.
cf: value evaluation is good-or-bad evaluation (it's more like subjective)
: fact evaluation is evaluation of facts (it's more like objective)
Thank you in advance !
I made up the below phrase by myself.but I'm not sure if it's natural to native speakers.
Putting aside good or bad,her character is very unique.
so I'd be glad if you tell me that.cf: value evaluation is good-or-bad evaluation (it's more like subjective)
: fact evaluation is evaluation of facts (it's more like objective)
Thank you in advance !
Top answer
Hi, Looked at objectively, her character is very unique. Regards
- Hi, Looked at objectively, her character is very unique.
- Regards
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Hello,
If you need to keep the words "good" and "bad", may I suggest:
Regardless of whether it's good or bad, her character is unique.
However, my preference is for the sentence proposed by Regards. It's succinct.
If you need to keep the words "good" and "bad", may I suggest:
Regardless of whether it's good or bad, her character is unique.
However, my preference is for the sentence proposed by Regards. It's succinct.
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Thank you for your answer.Looked at objectively,....
I understand this expression,i think.
but I'm wondering if the phrase 'Putting aside good or bad' works or not.
so could you tell me about that?
I understand this expression,i think.
but I'm wondering if the phrase 'Putting aside good or bad' works or not.
so could you tell me about that?
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The main point (clause) of your sentence is: "her character is unique", right?
If the answer is yes, then the meaning of the secondary clause is "not considering whether it's good or bad", right?
If yes, then the phrase "regardless of" works because it means "without regard or consideration for."
Does this help or am I still not seeing what you want to say?
If the answer is yes, then the meaning of the secondary clause is "not considering whether it's good or bad", right?
If yes, then the phrase "regardless of" works because it means "without regard or consideration for."
Does this help or am I still not seeing what you want to say?
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Oh,thanks ! 'regardless of good or bad' I can understand what you're telling me ! thanks!
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