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Azz Posted 11 years ago
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Do these things together
a. A man can do all of these things together.
My feeling is that 'together' in (a) means at the same time. So if the same man does all of those things but not at the same time, the sentence won't work.
Is that correct?
Many thanks and Happy New Year.
My feeling is that 'together' in (a) means at the same time. So if the same man does all of those things but not at the same time, the sentence won't work.
Is that correct?
Many thanks and Happy New Year.
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Yes, that seems the likely interpretation. Not necessarily literally simultaneously though.
- Yes, that seems the likely interpretation.
- Not necessarily literally simultaneously though.
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Yes, that seems the likely interpretation. Not necessarily literally simultaneously though.
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