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AppleFanboy Posted 11 years ago
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I expect to be very competitive this year?
I expect to be very competitive this year.
Does it mean I expect "myself" to be a competitive person this year or I expect "this year" to be a competitive year?
Does it mean I expect "myself" to be a competitive person this year or I expect "this year" to be a competitive year?
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The first. You expect that your skills are so good this year that others will have a hard time beating you.
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- You expect that your skills are so good this year that others will have a hard time beating you.
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The first. You expect that your skills are so good this year that others will have a hard time beating you.
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