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Ryotaro Posted 14 years ago
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How well you score can affect your future

"How well you score can affect your future."

What does it mean? I did not get why "you score" is used, not "your score". in the sentence.

Thanks,
Ryo
  

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It is just the writer's option, Ryo. 'Score' is also a verb: I scored 90% on the exam, so I scored very well. My score was 90% on the exam, so my score was very good.

— Mister Micawber

  • It is just the writer's option, Ryo.
  • 'Score' is also a verb: I scored 90% on the exam, so I scored very well.
  • My score was 90% on the exam, so my score was very good.
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It is just the writer's option, Ryo. 'Score' is also a verb:

I scored 90% on the exam, so I scored very well.
My score was 90% on the exam, so my score was very good.
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