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Jobb Posted 22 years ago
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please edit them if they are not perfect:
1. The area is noted for its mountain and water.
2. I dunno whether my dream can come true.
3. The book is worth to read.
4. It is said that he was sure about his prospect.
5. Spring comes, and the field is full of vital force again.
1. The area is noted for its mountain and water.
2. I dunno whether my dream can come true.
3. The book is worth to read.
4. It is said that he was sure about his prospect.
5. Spring comes, and the field is full of vital force again.
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My take: 1. The area is noted for its mountain and (natural spring) water. (OPTIONAL BUT BETTER) 2.
- My take: 1.
- The area is noted for its mountain and (natural spring) water.
- (OPTIONAL BUT BETTER) 2.
- I don't know whether my dream can come true.
- 3.
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My take:
1. The area is noted for its mountain and (natural spring) water. (OPTIONAL BUT BETTER)
2. I don't know whether my dream can come true.
3. The book is worth reading.
4. It is said that he was sure about his prospects.
5. Spring comes, and the fields are full of vital force again.
1. The area is noted for its mountain and (natural spring) water. (OPTIONAL BUT BETTER)
2. I don't know whether my dream can come true.
3. The book is worth reading.
4. It is said that he was sure about his prospects.
5. Spring comes, and the fields are full of vital force again.
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I think the take in "my take" means 'attempt, an informal usage. Right?
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Right again, Jobb. Actually, it means a little more-- my assessment or opinion, and resulting action, perhaps.
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