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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Is there any important grammar here?
I'm totally confused about this sentence. It seems that something has lost.
I think 'reveal' is a transitive verb. So what's its object? What's the meaning of 'care to'?
Experts reveal only as much as they care to.
And thanks for reply.
I think 'reveal' is a transitive verb. So what's its object? What's the meaning of 'care to'?
Experts reveal only as much as they care to.
And thanks for reply.
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1) Reveal can be transitive and intransitive. e. She revealed her secret.
- 1) Reveal can be transitive and intransitive.
- e.
- She revealed her secret.
- 2) Care to = want you, or willing to
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1) Reveal can be transitive and intransitive. i.e. Her secret was revealed.She revealed her secret.
2) Care to = want you, or willing to
2) Care to = want you, or willing to
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AnonymousSo what's its object? ...The object is underlined above. It is understood that information is revealed.
Experts reveal only as much as they care to.
Experts reveal only as much (information) as they care to.
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