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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Essay & Composition Writing

Meaning

Dear Sir/Madam,

I wanted to know the meaning of below given sentence:-

"ITS SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT FOR THE DISCIPLIEND OTHER TO APPRICIATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE FORMER"

Kindly revert,

Thanking You,

Vivek Kanodia
  

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"ITS SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT FOR THE DISCIPLIEND OTHER TO APPRICIATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE FORMER" Hi I'm not a native speaker and I don't think that I understand the yellow parts completely. Perhaps more context is required. A wild guess: It is difficult for the disciplined [the group of people who are being trained (disciplined) at an army camp or a Cadet College] to accept the freedom of the former (perhaps who is training them).

— Mr. Tom

  • "ITS SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT FOR THE DISCIPLIEND OTHER TO APPRICIATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE FORMER" Hi I'm not a native speaker and I don't think that I understand the yellow parts completely.
  • Perhaps more context is required.
  • A wild guess: It is difficult for the disciplined [the group of people who are being trained (disciplined) at an army camp or a Cadet College] to accept the freedom of the former (perhaps who is training them).
  • Tom
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"ITS SOMEWHAT DIFFICULT FOR THE DISCIPLIEND OTHER TO APPRICIATE THE INDEPENDENCE OF THE FORMER"

Hi

I'm not a native speaker and I don't think that I understand the yellow parts completely. Perhaps more context is required.

A wild guess:

It is difficult for the disciplined [the group of people who are being trained (disciplined) at an army camp or a Ca
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