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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
Vocabulary
"Learning as you go" vs "learning on the go"
is there a difference in meaning?
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There's a slight temporal difference between the two. For example: A: So you've never been sailing and you want to learn? Well, I'm taking the boat down to the South Seas next month and I can use another crewman.
- There's a slight temporal difference between the two.
- For example: A: So you've never been sailing and you want to learn?
- Well, I'm taking the boat down to the South Seas next month and I can use another crewman.
- You'll learn as you go during the whole trip.
- B: Great!
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There's a slight temporal difference between the two. For example:
A: So you've never been sailing and you want to learn? Well, I'm taking the boat down to the South Seas next month and I can use another crewman. You'll learn as you go during the whole trip.
B: Great! Do you have any sailing manuals I can study till next month?
A: No manuals. You learn on the go
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