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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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He's good at any sport () with a ball
He's good at any sport with a ball such as basketball, baseball, and soccer.
I'd like to know before "with a ball" if "that one do" is implied.
Thank you in advance for your help.
I'd like to know before "with a ball" if "that one do" is implied.
Thank you in advance for your help.
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It would have to be "that one does ", though "that one plays " would be better and more precise. However, I wouldn't say that this is necessarily implied, or at least not uniquely implied. You could say that "any sport with a ball" means "any sport that utilises a ball", for instance.
- It would have to be "that one does ", though "that one plays " would be better and more precise.
- However, I wouldn't say that this is necessarily implied, or at least not uniquely implied.
- You could say that "any sport with a ball" means "any sport that utilises a ball", for instance.
- I would put a comma after "ball".
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It would have to be "that one does", though "that one plays" would be better and more precise. However, I wouldn't say that this is necessarily implied, or at least not uniquely implied. You could say that "any sport with a ball" means "any sport that utilises a ball", for instance. I would put a comma after "ball".
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