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Olgaaa Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

"not if you just sort it out" is the same as "even if you sort it out"?

"Past and present they don't matter, not if you just sort it out"

Does it mean that past and present is nothing even if you sort it out?
I can't understand the moment "NOT IF YOU"
  

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That's lyrics, isn't it? " The extra "not" merely serves to emphasize how much sorting it out makes it not matter.

  • That's lyrics, isn't it?
  • " The extra "not" merely serves to emphasize how much sorting it out makes it not matter.
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That's lyrics, isn't it? It's the same as "Past and present don't matter if you sort it out." The extra "not" merely serves to emphasize how much sorting it out makes it not matter.
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thank you. yes it is from the lyrics

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