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Kane159 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Phrase meaning

Hi,
I encountered the following phrase while playing a videogame:

"I rate pretty high on that."

Can anyone explain the meaning of this phrase to me, please? I reckon it's some kind of slang expression, right?

Plus, is this sentence correct, please?
The debate has stirred up/sparked a lot of strong emotions.

Thank you in advance!
  

Top answer

Hi Kane, Please use different posts for unrelated questions. I am considered to be good at that, my scores show that I do well on that, I am good at that. Your sentence is okay.

— BarbaraPA

  • Hi Kane, Please use different posts for unrelated questions.
  • I am considered to be good at that, my scores show that I do well on that, I am good at that.
  • Your sentence is okay.
  • I'd say you stir up emotions and spark discussions/controversies.
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Hi Kane,
Please use different posts for unrelated questions.

I am considered to be good at that, my scores show that I do well on that, I am good at that.

Your sentence is okay. I'd say you stir up emotions and spark discussions/controversies.
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Thank you, GG.
Grammar GeekPlease use different posts for unrelated questions.
I will. Sorry for that.
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The reason is that if you get different opinions on the answers, the thread will be very tangled.
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