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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Is this correct: "Create a TicTacToe game that you can hardly win" ?

I`m writing an article about creating a TicTacToe game and this would be the title: "Create a TicTacToe game that you can hardly win"

It should mean that you create a game that even yourself can`t win it easily.

Thanks!
  

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Hi, I`m writing an article about creating a TicTacToe game and this would be the title: "Create a TicTacToe game that you can hardly win" It should mean that you create a game that even yourself can`t win it easily. It's a bit long and cumbersome. How about "Create a TicTacToe game that's hard to win" ?

— Clive

  • Hi, I`m writing an article about creating a TicTacToe game and this would be the title: "Create a TicTacToe game that you can hardly win" It should mean that you create a game that even yourself can`t win it easily.
  • It's a bit long and cumbersome.
  • How about "Create a TicTacToe game that's hard to win" ?
  • Clive
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Hi,

I`m writing an article about creating a TicTacToe game and this would be the title: "Create a TicTacToe game that you can hardly win"

It should mean that you create a game that even yourself can`t win it easily.

It's a bit long and cumbersome.

How about "Cre
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