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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
Grammar
in the middle of nowhere
This island is located in the middle of nowhere.
Does the phrase in bold imply negative interrogative meanings? Or does it simply mean "in a remote faraway place? Thanks.
Does the phrase in bold imply negative interrogative meanings? Or does it simply mean "in a remote faraway place? Thanks.
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It means in a remote faraway place.
- It means in a remote faraway place.
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Nona The BritIt means in a remoteThanks, Nona, for the reply.farawayplace.
But I hope it's not a personal preference.
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No, that's the meaning.
I took out faraway as you could be standing on the island -so it's not faraway to you - but it is still remote from other people. It is this meaning of remote: 3 : OUT-OF-THE-WAY, SECLUDED<a remote cabin in the hills>
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I took out faraway as you could be standing on the island -so it's not faraway to you - but it is still remote from other people. It is this meaning of remote: 3 : OUT-OF-THE-WAY, SECLUDED<a remote cabin in the hills>
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Nona The BritNo, that's the meaning.
I took out faraway as you could be standing on the island -so it's not faraway to you - but it is still remote from other people. It is this meaning of remote: 3 : OUT-OF-THE-WAY, SECLUDED<a remot
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