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User_gary Posted 19 years ago
Grammar

critics

0Her 01b00critics 02b00say she is leading the party to disaster.02br
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01b00Please explain the meaning of the above two sentence. (Particularly I didn't understand because of the word `cirtic')02b0-
  

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02br 02br 00Can you grasp the meaning of the sentences now? 0-

— Ruslana

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0Did the word confuse you?02br
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00Well, a critic is a person who gives reasoned judgement or analysis of something.02br
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01cite10Ruslana12cite12br
10Did the word confuse you?12br
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10Well, a critic is a person who gives reasoned judgement or analysis of something.12br
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10Thank you Ruslana.02b
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0A critic is also 'a person who criticises'. Criticise: to find fault with openly. finding fault especially with methods or policies or intentions.02br
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00Critic, in Ruslana's sense is a job, people mainly employed newspapers, tv programmes and other media to comment on specific products/businesses. For example you get restaurant critics (they will go and try the food an
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