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Tinanam0102 Posted 16 years ago
Vocabulary
Given to apologies and appeasement
Hi teachers,
It demonstrates how rising powers, traditional American allies, having watched this administration in action, have decided that there's no cost in lining up with America's enemies and no profit in lining up with a U.S. president given to apologies and appeasement.
1. Does "given to" modify "a U.S. president"?
2. Suppose it does, is "given to" equal "who has given to" or "who is given to"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
It demonstrates how rising powers, traditional American allies, having watched this administration in action, have decided that there's no cost in lining up with America's enemies and no profit in lining up with a U.S. president given to apologies and appeasement.
1. Does "given to" modify "a U.S. president"?
2. Suppose it does, is "given to" equal "who has given to" or "who is given to"?
Thank you.
Tinanam
Top answer
1-- Yes 2-- No. 'with tendencies toward'
- 1-- Yes 2-- No.
- 'with tendencies toward'
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Hi Mister Micawber,
I'm sorry I miswrote the second question.
"It demonstrates how rising powers, traditional American allies, having watched this administration in action, have decided that there's no cost in lining up with America's enemies and no profit in lining up with a U.S. president given to apologies and appeasement."
Is it correct to rephrase with "....
I'm sorry I miswrote the second question.
"It demonstrates how rising powers, traditional American allies, having watched this administration in action, have decided that there's no cost in lining up with America's enemies and no profit in lining up with a U.S. president given to apologies and appeasement."
Is it correct to rephrase with "....
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