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Cherry Pochi Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
I have a question.
I came across the sentencs as follows.
I made a big decision and joined a Belgian soccer team.
If I should try to paraphrase this sentence by using " decided " , not " made a decision ", what sentence will
it be ?
I know, we can paraphrase " made a decision " into " decided " . but, how can I paraphase the adjective " big"?
Do you have any idea?
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Cherry Pochi I made a big decision and joined a Belgian soccer team. If I should try to paraphrase this sentence by using " decided " , not " made a decision ", what sentence will it be ? I decided to join the Belgian soccer team.
- Cherry Pochi I made a big decision and joined a Belgian soccer team.
- If I should try to paraphrase this sentence by using " decided " , not " made a decision ", what sentence will it be ?
- I decided to join the Belgian soccer team.
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Cherry PochiI made a big decision and joined a Belgian soccer team. If I should try to paraphrase this sentence by using " decided " , not " made a decision ", what sentence will it be ?
I decided to join the Belgian soccer team.
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