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Mshahri Posted 16 years ago
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Dear Teacher,
I have come across with the following phrase in an article;
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat"
Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence. This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!!
Dear Teacher,
If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way, but disclosing a clearer idea, as shown below. Do you find that it is grammatically amiss or delivers different meaning?
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, no matter how offbeat it is"
Help me, please ! TQ alot.
I have come across with the following phrase in an article;
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat"
Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence. This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!!
Dear Teacher,
If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way, but disclosing a clearer idea, as shown below. Do you find that it is grammatically amiss or delivers different meaning?
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, no matter how offbeat it is"
Help me, please ! TQ alot.
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Hi, I have come across with the following phrase in an article; "All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat" Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence. This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!! Dear Teacher, If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way, but disclosing a clearer idea, as shown below.
- Hi, I have come across with the following phrase in an article; "All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat" Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence.
- This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!!
- Dear Teacher, If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way, but disclosing a clearer idea, as shown below.
- Do you find that it is grammatically amiss or delivers different meaning?
- "All ideas should be greeted equally likely, no matter how offbeat it is" I find your original sentence odd and hard to understand.
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Hi,
I have come across with the following phrase in an article;
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat"
Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence. This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!!
Dear Teacher,
If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way
I have come across with the following phrase in an article;
"All ideas should be greeted equally likely, however offbeat"
Being a novice and non-native reader, I did hardly understand the "literal meaning" of the above sentence. This caused me to repeat my reading more than twice!!
Dear Teacher,
If I rephrase the sentence in slightly different way
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