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April2013 Posted 12 years ago
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I think of it as seeing what I did not see before, of discovering.
"I think of it as seeing what I did not see before, of discovering."
In this sentence, does it omit the same part and the whole one in last part should be "I think of it as seeing of discovering." ? Thanks in advance for your help.
In this sentence, does it omit the same part and the whole one in last part should be "I think of it as seeing of discovering." ? Thanks in advance for your help.
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" ? No, though the faulty grammar would lead you to that conclusion. This is what is meant: I think of it as seeing what I did not see before, I think of it as discovering.
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- No, though the faulty grammar would lead you to that conclusion.
- This is what is meant: I think of it as seeing what I did not see before, I think of it as discovering.
- In your original, the last 'of' should be 'as' instead.
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april2013 the whole one in last part should be "I think of it as seeing of discovering." ?No, though the faulty grammar would lead you to that conclusion. This is what is meant:
I think of it as seeing what I did not see before, I think of it as discovering.
In your original, the last 'of' should be 'as' instead.
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