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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Ordinary vs run of the mill
Which is correct?
1 We can't sacrifice his life. He's not just ordinary government agent/run of the mill agent. He's the best we got.
Does this mean 2 different things?
1 She's the prettiest in season 2.
first meaning: she's the prettiest character in season 2.
2nd meaning: she's the prettiest in season 2 compared to all the other seasons. (she's looking her best.)
How would you say the bold part? COMPARED TO ALL THE OTHER SEASONS/IN RELATION TO?
Does it even make sense?
Thank you
1 We can't sacrifice his life. He's not just ordinary government agent/run of the mill agent. He's the best we got.
Does this mean 2 different things?
1 She's the prettiest in season 2.
first meaning: she's the prettiest character in season 2.
2nd meaning: she's the prettiest in season 2 compared to all the other seasons. (she's looking her best.)
How would you say the bold part? COMPARED TO ALL THE OTHER SEASONS/IN RELATION TO?
Does it even make sense?
Thank you
Top answer
The color bar words are my grammatical additions. 1 We can't sacrifice his life. He's not just an ordinary government agent/ a run - of - the-mill agent.
- The color bar words are my grammatical additions.
- 1 We can't sacrifice his life.
- He's not just an ordinary government agent/ a run - of - the-mill agent.
- He's the best we got.
- ) Does this mean 2 different things?
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The color bar words are my grammatical additions.
1 We can't sacrifice his life. He's not just an ordinary government agent/a run-of
1 We can't sacrifice his life. He's not just an ordinary government agent/a run-of
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