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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
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it could be no better
Hi teachers,
I read this sentence in a dictionary" It could be no better at that time "and don't know exactly what it means.Does it mean " it is possible that it was not any better at that time " ?
Thank you in advance
I read this sentence in a dictionary" It could be no better at that time "and don't know exactly what it means.Does it mean " it is possible that it was not any better at that time " ?
Thank you in advance
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it could be no better = it was not possible for it to be better = it was as good as it could be = it was "at maximum goodness"!
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