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Yury Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Parts of three season
Please explain of the meaning of "over parts of three season" in the sentence below.
Does this mean "over three parts of season"?
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Mike Rose, who spent time in the majors over parts of three season with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics.
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Does this mean "over three parts of season"?
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Mike Rose, who spent time in the majors over parts of three season with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics.
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Top answer
It should have been "over parts of three season s ". It simply means that he didn't play the entire season when he was with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics respectively. He was probably released of his contracts before the seasons ended.
- It should have been "over parts of three season s ".
- It simply means that he didn't play the entire season when he was with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics respectively.
- He was probably released of his contracts before the seasons ended.
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It should have been "over parts of three seasons".
It simply means that he didn't play the entire season when he was with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics respectively. He was probably released of his contracts before the seasons ended.
It simply means that he didn't play the entire season when he was with the Dodgers, Cardinals and Athletics respectively. He was probably released of his contracts before the seasons ended.
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