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Bartłomiej T Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

essence of a thing

need to translate some ideas that should sounds little bit logical, pathetic and so on... what you could suggest or whatever when you read something like this:
"Are questions to essence of a thing oppress through the centuries, wiped with memorise about fundamental knowledge, still in need nowadays, in decentralise world?"
  

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It is so ungrammatical I cannot make sense of it. It does not even qualify as true nonsense poetry: A Lustrum At Druslyn Road by Richard George I woke into memory a little old man, not a child in that incline garden with the brook where our Siamese Achilles wrestled next door's Hector and shortly after his only bath deserted. At half past dawn he crept in fen- drained by a dog fox fang and we swaddled him and prayed.

  • It is so ungrammatical I cannot make sense of it.
  • It does not even qualify as true nonsense poetry: A Lustrum At Druslyn Road by Richard George I woke into memory a little old man, not a child in that incline garden with the brook where our Siamese Achilles wrestled next door's Hector and shortly after his only bath deserted.
  • At half past dawn he crept in fen- drained by a dog fox fang and we swaddled him and prayed.
  • I played the doctor.
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It is so ungrammatical I cannot make sense of it. It does not even qualify as true nonsense poetry:

A Lustrum At Druslyn Road by Richard George

I woke into memory
a little old man,
not a child in that incline

garden with the brook
where our Siamese Achilles wrestled next door's Hector
and shortly after his only bath deserted.

At half past d
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The quotation is incomprehensible. In fact, the question is not very comprehensible either. "Logical, pathetic and so on"? "what you could suggest or whatever when you you read something. . . "??
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Bartlomiej T"Are questions to essence of a thing oppress through the centuries, wiped with memorise about fundamental knowledge, still in need nowadays, in decentralise world?"
That's my go on it. Although I'm not sure that's what you've been trying to communicate.

Do questions about the real essence of living under the oppression through the centu
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"It is so ungrammatical I cannot make sense of it. It does not even qualify as true nonsense poetry:"
Thank YOU
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Thanks all of YOU for the response, understanding, pointing, clarifying.
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Please read below and correct the grammar if needed. Appreciate any other suggestion.

The modern participant of culture is in real and virtual travel through the pictures of life faced and shared by media and network. Chaotic, random, manipulated, touching, making anxiety and surprise, but often amazement, sets of contents that plaster imagination and everyday life. So can it be done by
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Here are some suggestions:

The modern participant of culture (do you mean people that participate in cultural activities such as concerts and plays?)
is in really and virtually travel through the pictures of life faced and shared by media and the networks. (Or do you mean shared through media and networks?) Chaotic, ran
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"(do you mean people that participate in cultural activities such as concerts and plays?)"
Concerts, plays, museum, street - generally it is related to current, nowadays people and that is why it is used "faced" as mentioned pictures of life are ofeten unwanted.
"(Or do you mean shared through media and networks?)"
Is it any important different?
"(obj
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"Do Are individuals' narratives set over the path of knowledge; do they reveal the horisons?"
What about:
Do individuals signs (had) set over the path of knowledge reveal the horison?
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horizon (spelling)

Do individuals signs (had) set over the path of knowledge reveal the horizon?

You can't use two helping verbs (do, have) with one main verb (set).

Here are a couple of options:

Had individuals' (possessive) signs set the path of knowledge and revealed the horizon? (Here the signs define the path of knowledge

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