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Inchoateknowledge Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
for better or for worse
What is your reading of the following sentence:
We cannot deny our childhood experiences affect us, for better or for worse?
We cannot deny our childhood experiences affect us, for better or for worse?
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, made things worse). It's a very common expression. "
- , made things worse).
- It's a very common expression.
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I means regardless of whether they had a good effect (i.e., made things better) or had a bad effect (i.e., made things worse).
It's a very common expression. "Well, for better or for worse, [this event is happening]."
It's a very common expression. "Well, for better or for worse, [this event is happening]."
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