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Chineselindsay Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
mutually exclusive/ junction
Hi teachers,
It is because we recognize that 'bitter' and 'sweet' are mutually exclusive and collnot normally ocable that the junction of them can be effect.
plz explain the sentence, especially the underlined phrases.
thank u!
It is because we recognize that 'bitter' and 'sweet' are mutually exclusive and collnot normally ocable that the junction of them can be effect.
plz explain the sentence, especially the underlined phrases.
thank u!
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I cannot explain the sentence. You have typed it carelessly and it has several non-words. Please use the 'Preview' function and proofread what you have written before you post.
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I cannot explain the sentence. You have typed it carelessly and it has several non-words. Please use the 'Preview' function and proofread what you have written before you post.
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Hi Mister Micawber ,
sorry for my carelessness. I type this sentence again.
It is because we recognize that 'bitter' and 'sweet' are mutually exclusive and not normally collocable that the junction of them can be effective.
I beg your explanation.
Lindsay
sorry for my carelessness. I type this sentence again.
It is because we recognize that 'bitter' and 'sweet' are mutually exclusive and not normally collocable that the junction of them can be effective.
I beg your explanation.
Lindsay
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recognize = understand
mutually exclusive = opposites; one excludes the other
Put them together and we have a very effective concept: Choosing the winner of the scholarship was a bitter-sweet experience for us, because the essays were all so very good but we could choose only one.
mutually exclusive = opposites; one excludes the other
Put them together and we have a very effective concept: Choosing the winner of the scholarship was a bitter-sweet experience for us, because the essays were all so very good but we could choose only one.
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