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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary

Everything right

Hi,

"He did everything right."

Which can be the correct way to understand this sentence:
1) He did everything that is right.

2) He did everything in the right way.

I've thought it implies that "everything he did was right," but when analyzing the sentence structure, I got confused. I'd like to know the correct meaning.

Thanks,
Rino
  

Top answer

2) He did everything in the right way . It could he taken the other way in appropriate context, but this is the usual meaning.

— Mister Micawber

  • 2) He did everything in the right way .
  • It could he taken the other way in appropriate context, but this is the usual meaning.
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2) He did everything in the right way.

It could he taken the other way in appropriate context, but this is the usual meaning.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.
I really appreciate your reply.

Regards,
Rino
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