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HUBLOT Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
Everything is "going well" / "in place"
Hi teachers,
- Everything is going well.
- Everything is in place.
Do these two mean the same thing?
- Everything is going well.
- Everything is in place.
Do these two mean the same thing?
Top answer
Not necessarily.
- Not necessarily.
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Hublot, the difference is in the meanings of the words/phrases themselves.
If everything is going well, then the situation is progressing in a satisfactory manner, though it is not necessarily in a completed state. If everything is in place, then every physical thing is where it should be and, by extension, every necessary preparation has been made; it is almost certainly in a completed s
If everything is going well, then the situation is progressing in a satisfactory manner, though it is not necessarily in a completed state. If everything is in place, then every physical thing is where it should be and, by extension, every necessary preparation has been made; it is almost certainly in a completed s
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