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Mariam Nozadze Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
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Please someone tell me what does they mean and give me examples ...
Upset the balance
Alter the balance
Redress the balance
Balance between /of
On balance
Off balance
Looking forward for the answers
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Upset the balance
Alter the balance
Redress the balance
Balance between /of
On balance
Off balance
Looking forward for the answers
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First, the word “balance” in the examples given can apply to financial matters or to organization of things. We speak sometimes of a ‘balance between’ the number of males and females at a party. If there are too many females, the party is ‘off balance’.
- First, the word “balance” in the examples given can apply to financial matters or to organization of things.
- We speak sometimes of a ‘balance between’ the number of males and females at a party.
- If there are too many females, the party is ‘off balance’.
- If more females arrive, it continues to ‘upset the balance’; but if more males arrive, it begins to ‘alter the balance’ beneficially.
- To correct or ‘redress the balance’, you might have to phone some males and invite them to the party.
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First, the word “balance” in the examples given can apply to financial matters or to organization of things.
We speak sometimes of a ‘balance between’ the number of males and females at a party. If there are too many females, the party is ‘off balance’. If more females arrive, it continues to ‘upset the balance’; but if more males arrive, it begins to ‘alter the balance’ beneficially. To c
We speak sometimes of a ‘balance between’ the number of males and females at a party. If there are too many females, the party is ‘off balance’. If more females arrive, it continues to ‘upset the balance’; but if more males arrive, it begins to ‘alter the balance’ beneficially. To c
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