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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
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Hi.
Does the sentence
"Chessmen have been placed in the same starting position for centuries"
denote the change that they now can be placed in a different form (e.g. , Fischer Chess or chess 960)
Does it have any bearing on the present? What type of relationship?
Thanks in advance
Does the sentence
"Chessmen have been placed in the same starting position for centuries"
denote the change that they now can be placed in a different form (e.g. , Fischer Chess or chess 960)
Does it have any bearing on the present? What type of relationship?
Thanks in advance
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g. , Fischer Chess or chess 960) No. soheil1 Does it have any bearing on the present?
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- , Fischer Chess or chess 960) No.
- soheil1 Does it have any bearing on the present?
- What type of relationship?
- Yes.
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soheil1Does the sentence "Chessmen have been placed in the same starting position for centuries"denote the change that they now can be placed in a different form (e.g. , Fischer Chess or chess 960)No.
soheil1Does it have any bearing on the present? What type of relationship?Yes. It is an explanation of why the chessmen ar
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