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Mitsuo23 Posted 15 years ago
Hi,
Could you tell me the meaning of this part? Is this like, a part of my body, or more like, on my side?
With the exception of my mother, I discussed them with no one. The word therapy suggested a profound failure on my part. Mental patients had therapy. Normal people did not.
Thank you,
M
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Meaning of this part.
Hi,
Could you tell me the meaning of this part? Is this like, a part of my body, or more like, on my side?
With the exception of my mother, I discussed them with no one. The word therapy suggested a profound failure on my part. Mental patients had therapy. Normal people did not.
Thank you,
M
Top answer
On my part = by me. 'A failure on my part' = It was I who failed.
- On my part = by me.
- 'A failure on my part' = It was I who failed.
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On my part = by me. 'A failure on my part' = It was I who failed.
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