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Red park 287 Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Now or never
Hello every body.
It was now or never if I wanted to motivate my troops.
Does it mean if I couldn't motivate my troops now , I wouldn't do it any other time?
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Yes, it means that this is the only (or last) opportunity. There won't be another chance. "now or never" is pretty much a set phrase.
- Yes, it means that this is the only (or last) opportunity.
- There won't be another chance.
- "now or never" is pretty much a set phrase.
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Yes, it means that this is the only (or last) opportunity. There won't be another chance. "now or never" is pretty much a set phrase.
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