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Jackson6612 Posted 19 years ago
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Even with a man who urges himself on in his studies...
What does the following sentence mean?
Even with a man who urges himself on in his studies as though he was losing ground, my fear is still that he may not make it in time.
Even with a man who urges himself on in his studies as though he was losing ground, my fear is still that he may not make it in time.
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Even though he is working extremely hard, I do not think he will succeed in completing his studies in time.
- Even though he is working extremely hard, I do not think he will succeed in completing his studies in time.
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Even though he is working extremely hard, I do not think he will succeed in completing his studies in time.
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Feebs11Even though he is working extremely hard, I do not think he will succeed in completing his studies in time.And why is that?
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I have absolutely no idea. You only gave one sentence. The rest of the passage will tell you.
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There are only a list of things "the Master" said - there is no context or any reason given for why he feels that way.
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