Had only just about
The heat is truly on. Defending champions Mumbai Indians had only just about strengthened their bid for playoffs a tad by breaking into the top-four of the points table with back-to-back wins over KKR but even before they take the field next, they've been thrown out of the elite club. And they have a resurgent Rajasthan Royals breathing down their neck.
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Pleased explain the use "had" and its meaning and also "just about"
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- It's not well written.
- 'Had' should be 'have'.
- 5008j0j4&sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8 ' means 'almost, but not quite', which doesn't collocate well with 'strengthened'.
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It's not well written.
'Had' should be 'have'.
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