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Soheil1 Posted 12 years ago
Hi.
Why did the author say
After winning material, don't immediately attack your opponent. Instead calmly consolidate your position[..]
and not
[...] don't prematurely attack your opponent[,,]
Or used a word that implies haste and not proper preparation?
Thanks in advance
Vocabulary
Immediately(chess context)
Hi.
Why did the author say
After winning material, don't immediately attack your opponent. Instead calmly consolidate your position[..]
and not
[...] don't prematurely attack your opponent[,,]
Or used a word that implies haste and not proper preparation?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
Both immediately and prematurely show haste. Someone who is hasty usually does not prepare in advance.
- Both immediately and prematurely show haste.
- Someone who is hasty usually does not prepare in advance.
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Both immediately and prematurely show haste. Someone who is hasty usually does not prepare in advance.
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So what's the difference between 'immediately' and 'prematurely' here?
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immediately has to have a specific point in time as a time reference.
My baby fell down the stairs and lay still. I immediately called for an ambulance.
prematurely needs a set of circumstances that define the condition.
My baby was born prematurely and had to be put in an incubator. (Before the normal 9-month gestation period.)
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My baby fell down the stairs and lay still. I immediately called for an ambulance.
prematurely needs a set of circumstances that define the condition.
My baby was born prematurely and had to be put in an incubator. (Before the normal 9-month gestation period.)
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