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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary
Generally
What happens if I move "generally" to the beginning of the sentence in:
as in:
The payo s will generally be numbers, with each player preferring larger payoff s to smaller payo ffs.
?Thanks in advance
Generally the payo s will be numbers, with each player preferring larger payoff s to smaller payo ffs.
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soheil1 What happens if I move "generally" to the beginning of the sentence Then the adverb refers to the players' preferences as well as the nature of the 'payos'.
- soheil1 What happens if I move "generally" to the beginning of the sentence Then the adverb refers to the players' preferences as well as the nature of the 'payos'.
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soheil1What happens if I move "generally" to the beginning of the sentenceThen the adverb refers to the players' preferences as well as the nature of the 'payos'.
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What about
The payoffs will generally be numbers, and each player also prefers larger payoff s to smaller payo ffs.
?I've learned already that 'with' introduces an accompanying condition, but I'm unsure as to whether they are correct independently of thr other part of the sentence.
I guess this definition mean that it depends on the other part, so that the player gene
The payoffs will generally be numbers, and each player also prefers larger payoff s to smaller payo ffs.
?I've learned already that 'with' introduces an accompanying condition, but I'm unsure as to whether they are correct independently of thr other part of the sentence.
I guess this definition mean that it depends on the other part, so that the player gene
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soheil1What do you think?I think that your post is murky. What is your question precisely?
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