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Pb03 Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
Go far / debit
Hi guys,
When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below,
does it still mean "being a help"?
[ Local performing arts clubs are also under pressure,
and it will go far if we keep some of them from shutting their doors.]
And is it alright to understand "debit" as "withdrawing"?
Thanks~
pb
When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below,
does it still mean "being a help"?
[ Local performing arts clubs are also under pressure,
and it will go far if we keep some of them from shutting their doors.]
And is it alright to understand "debit" as "withdrawing"?
Thanks~
pb
Top answer
Hi, When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below, does it still mean "being a help"? Yes. The general idea is that this small action will have a big and postive impact.
- Hi, When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below, does it still mean "being a help"?
- Yes.
- The general idea is that this small action will have a big and postive impact.
- ] And is it alright to understand "debit" as "withdrawing"?
- Generally speaking, yes.
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Hi,
When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below,
does it still mean "being a help"? Yes. The general idea is that this small action will have a big and postive impact.
[ Local performing arts clubs are also under pressure,
and it will go far if we keep some of them from shutting their doors.]
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When "go far" is used by itself without any preposition, like a sentence below,
does it still mean "being a help"? Yes. The general idea is that this small action will have a big and postive impact.
[ Local performing arts clubs are also under pressure,
and it will go far if we keep some of them from shutting their doors.]
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