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KeunChulLee Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary
Have You Got Your Attempt With You?
Have you got your attempt with you?
Could you tell me what that means?
My guess is: Have you earned profits after trying to do something?
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Consider this simple example. I try to write a little story. I visit my friend and tell him that I tried to write a story.
- Consider this simple example.
- I try to write a little story.
- I visit my friend and tell him that I tried to write a story.
- He asks me, ' Have you got your attempt with you?
- " attempt is a verb, meaning try It's also a noun, meaning the result of attempting.
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Consider this simple example.
I try to write a little story.
I visit my friend and tell him that I tried to write a story.
He asks me, 'Have you got your attempt with you?'
I give him my page and say 'Here's my attempt."
attempt is a verb, meaning try
It's also a noun, meaning the result of attempting.
Clive
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