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Osee Posted 17 years ago
Vocabulary
In the long run vs for the long hual
Do they have the same meanings? Thanks.
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Hi, No. In the long run - commonly used to mean that, after a long period of time, something will happen. eg Mary says she doesn't love Tom.
- Hi, No.
- In the long run - commonly used to mean that, after a long period of time, something will happen.
- eg Mary says she doesn't love Tom.
- But I think that she will marry him in the long run.
- For the long haul - commonly used to expresss a long-term committment.
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Hi,
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In the long run - commonly used to mean that, after a long period of time, something will happen.
eg Mary says she doesn't love Tom. But I think that she will marry him in the long run.
For the long haul - commonly used to expresss a long-term committment.
eg His party lost the recent election. However, he won't resign as leader b
No.
In the long run - commonly used to mean that, after a long period of time, something will happen.
eg Mary says she doesn't love Tom. But I think that she will marry him in the long run.
For the long haul - commonly used to expresss a long-term committment.
eg His party lost the recent election. However, he won't resign as leader b
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