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Vicka Aghazaryan Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

From Facebook

This is just a post from Facebook translated into English from Russian.

Nothing is in vain.
If there's something you have done, so at that particular moment of your life, at that particular stage of your development, in that action was some reason.
And if you think that you could have done differently, then you should know, you couldn't.
  

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Nothing is in vain. If there's something you have done, so at that particular moment of your life, at that particular stage of your development, there was some reason for that action, and if you now think that you could have done it differently, then you should know that you couldn't have. That fixes the grammar; as for the meaning, it is murky to me.

— Mister Micawber

  • Nothing is in vain.
  • If there's something you have done, so at that particular moment of your life, at that particular stage of your development, there was some reason for that action, and if you now think that you could have done it differently, then you should know that you couldn't have.
  • That fixes the grammar; as for the meaning, it is murky to me.
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Nothing is in vain. If there's something you have done, so at that particular moment of your life, at that particular stage of your development, there was some reason for that action, and if you now think that you could have done it differently, then you should know that you couldn't have.

That fixes the grammar; as for the meaning, it is murky to me.
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Thanks a lot for your checking.
As for the meaning, well... Sometimes things are just out of our control.
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