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Moon7296 Posted 12 years ago
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interpretation (so that?)
The boomerang is used by the Australian natives. This long, curved stick is made of wood. It is usually 1/3 to a full meter long and weighs only about 1/4 kilogram. It is so designed that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
Q) I'm not quite sure how the "so designed that" part is interpreted.
Is "that proper ... thrower" part means "so?"
In other words, the boomerang is designed in a way that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
Q) I'm not quite sure how the "so designed that" part is interpreted.
Is "that proper ... thrower" part means "so?"
In other words, the boomerang is designed in a way that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
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Yes, you have the right idea. It is so designed that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower. It's a stylish word order.
- Yes, you have the right idea.
- It is so designed that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
- It's a stylish word order.
- More common is this eg It is designed so that pr oper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
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Yes, you have the right idea.
It is so designed that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
It's a stylish word order. More common is this
eg It is designed so that proper control will cause it to
It is so designed that proper control will cause it to return to the hands of an expert thrower.
It's a stylish word order. More common is this
eg It is designed so that proper control will cause it to
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