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Pructus Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Paraphrase
Hello...
Can we paraphrase this sentence, "You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true before you can experience the truth of it"
into
"You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true to experience the truth of it",
without losing the original meaning?
Are there any other ways of paraphrasing the sentence above?
Can we paraphrase this sentence, "You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true before you can experience the truth of it"
into
"You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true to experience the truth of it",
without losing the original meaning?
Are there any other ways of paraphrasing the sentence above?
Top answer
pructus Can we paraphrase this sentence, "You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true before you can experience the truth of it"into"You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true to experience the truth of it", without losing the original meaning? Yes, that seems reasonable. pructus Are there any other ways of paraphrasing the sentence above?
- pructus Can we paraphrase this sentence, "You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true before you can experience the truth of it"into"You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true to experience the truth of it", without losing the original meaning?
- Yes, that seems reasonable.
- pructus Are there any other ways of paraphrasing the sentence above?
- There are probably several.
- You haven't even changed the first part of the sentence, and I'm sure you could find ways of paraphrasing that part as well.
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pructusCan we paraphrase this sentence, "You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true before you can experience the truth of it"into"You do not need to wait until the scientists have proven this to be true to experience the truth of it", without losing the original meaning?Yes, that seems reasonable.
pructus
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Thanks for the input, CJ!!
It's great help....
I wanted to know the paraphrase of "before you can experience the truth of it".
Though this may sound weird, paraphrase of a part of a sentence...
It's great help....
I wanted to know the paraphrase of "before you can experience the truth of it".
Though this may sound weird, paraphrase of a part of a sentence...
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pructusI wanted to know the paraphrase of "before you can experience the truth of it".You have already created a good paraphrase. Another is "before experiencing the truth of it", but that's not better than the paraphrase you have already mentioned.
CJ
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