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Frostwhite Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Implication
Hi!
What does this statement imply?
'I have seen better from you.'
Thanks!
What does this statement imply?
'I have seen better from you.'
Thanks!
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To me, it indicates/implies underachievement, a sense that you performed worse than is expected of you. It's similar to saying I expect better from you.
- To me, it indicates/implies underachievement, a sense that you performed worse than is expected of you.
- It's similar to saying I expect better from you.
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To me, it indicates/implies underachievement, a sense that you performed worse than is expected of you. It's similar to saying
I expect better from you.
I expect better from you.
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It normally means that your present performance (at whatever task is being discussed) is not as good as some of your past performances.
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