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Hasibul Alam Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
meaning of "rather"?? does it mean "then"??
"there were occasions when I felt my efforts were rather otiose"
what is the meaning of this sentence
what is the meaning of this sentence
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Here, "rather" is similar to quite, or somewhat. More simply, the sentence means, "at times my efforts felt somewhat useless" Good luck!
- Here, "rather" is similar to quite, or somewhat.
- More simply, the sentence means, "at times my efforts felt somewhat useless" Good luck!
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Here, "rather" is similar to quite, or somewhat.
More simply, the sentence means, "at times my efforts felt somewhat useless"
Good luck!
More simply, the sentence means, "at times my efforts felt somewhat useless"
Good luck!
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