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TinaMr Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
"Hard road"
"I recommend to practice the language, I didn't feel like I didn't understand something (linguistically) because I took the hard road."
What does "hard road" mean in this case? "reading with a dictionary"?
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It means a difficult path, presumably a difficult path of study, but it is no more specific than that. The sentence as a whole is horrible.
- It means a difficult path, presumably a difficult path of study, but it is no more specific than that.
- The sentence as a whole is horrible.
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It means a difficult path, presumably a difficult path of study, but it is no more specific than that.
The sentence as a whole is horrible.
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