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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Phrase
Hello guys, I was wondering how to understand a phrase like this:
'There is only so much things you can really protect'
Does the one who is saying a phrase like this means that
a.) you would never guess how many things there are to protect
b.) there are only a couple of things you can protect and nothing more
or is there any other explanation for this strange meaning contraption...
'There is only so much things you can really protect'
Does the one who is saying a phrase like this means that
a.) you would never guess how many things there are to protect
b.) there are only a couple of things you can protect and nothing more
or is there any other explanation for this strange meaning contraption...
Top answer
There are only so many things you can really protect. ˜ There is a limit to the number of things that you can protect; you can’t protect everything.
- There are only so many things you can really protect.
- ˜ There is a limit to the number of things that you can protect; you can’t protect everything.
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There are only so many things you can really protect.
˜ There is a limit to the number of things that you can protect; you can’t protect everything.
˜ There is a limit to the number of things that you can protect; you can’t protect everything.
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