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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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No trips across China involved
Why here "No" is followed by the plural form of " trip" ? What is the meaning of this sentence? Thanks!
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Anonymous Why here "No" is followed by the plural form of " trip" ? Why not? I have no apples; there are no trips .
- Anonymous Why here "No" is followed by the plural form of " trip" ?
- Why not?
- I have no apples; there are no trips .
- Anonymous What is the meaning of this sentence?
- It means that it does not include any trips across China.
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AnonymousWhy here "No" is followed by the plural form of " trip" ?Why not? I have no apples; there are no trips.
AnonymousWhat is the meaning of this sentence?It means that it does not include any trips across China.
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Thank you, the original text goes like this: I did find a way to get the books to you simple and straightfoward. No trips across China involved. Figured you'd rather have books than great stories about red tape!
Obviously , the books are mailed to someone in China ,how could it be possible for the ricipient get the parcel if the parcel doesn't travel across China? Besides, does "great stori
Obviously , the books are mailed to someone in China ,how could it be possible for the ricipient get the parcel if the parcel doesn't travel across China? Besides, does "great stori
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Anonymoushow could it be possible for the ricipient get the parcel if the parcel doesn't travel across China?It is the recipientwho needn't travel across China.
Anonymousdoes "great stories aobut red tape" mean the bureaucratic procedure?Yes. Amusing or shocking or surprising stories about it.
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