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Sinbadsunny Posted 10 years ago
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No two schools are alike, but more than that a school with two hundred pupils is really two hundred schools, and among them, almost certainly, are somebody's long-remembered heaven and somebody else's hell.
I am trying to paraphrase the above as follows
No two schools are the same, more than that, there are as many different schools as the number of pupils in a school, some ones regard the school as heaven while other ones think of it as hell.
I am trying to paraphrase the above as follows
No two schools are the same, more than that, there are as many different schools as the number of pupils in a school, some ones regard the school as heaven while other ones think of it as hell.
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A school with two hundred pupils is, in effect, two hundred schools, each pupil experiencing the school in his own way, one remembering it for the rest of his life as heaven, another, as ****.
- A school with two hundred pupils is, in effect, two hundred schools, each pupil experiencing the school in his own way, one remembering it for the rest of his life as heaven, another, as ****.
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A school with two hundred pupils is, in effect, two hundred schools, each pupil experiencing the school in his own way, one remembering it for the rest of his life as heaven, another, as ****.
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