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Kanonathena Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
no...no... structure
Thats no proof that website has no idea what its talking about. I only trust IGN and TeamXbox. But seriously who cares? Who's gonna waste theyre money on a PS3. PS3 sucks, there game lineup sucks, all they've done is copy off of other systems, and the controler doesnt even have rumble. By a 360 and you'll have alot more fun.
I have seen a lot of sentanse using no...no structure, originally I thought it would mean maybe that website has some idea what ts talking about, but it obvierly doesnt make sense here. So what I'm think is this means this website don't know anything its talking about to the point that they are completely unconcious when they made the statement, thus "nothing".
Can anyone explain to me this structure?
Thank you.
I have seen a lot of sentanse using no...no structure, originally I thought it would mean maybe that website has some idea what ts talking about, but it obvierly doesnt make sense here. So what I'm think is this means this website don't know anything its talking about to the point that they are completely unconcious when they made the statement, thus "nothing".
Can anyone explain to me this structure?
Thank you.
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The whole quotation is a foetid morass of faulty structure, spelling and punctuation, so it is difficult to decipher what the writer means. I suppose that in the first part, it is the fault of his lack of punctuation; it should read: 'That's no proof! That website has no idea what it's talking about.'
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