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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

It has passed me by

Hi.

"There may be some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning in this plan, but if so, it has passed me by." [From The Independent readers' forum.]

Does "it" refer to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning in this plan" or to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning"?

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Anonymous Does "it" refer to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning in this plan" or to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning"? some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Does "it" refer to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning in this plan" or to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning"?
  • some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning
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AnonymousDoes "it" refer to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning in this plan" or to "some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning"?
some Machiavellian level of diabolical cunning
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Thank you, MM, for your useful reply.
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