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Ma He Posted 11 years ago
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He had to choose, once and for all, whether he wanted to be on Team Alice or Team Sara and the "Rest of the World."
what's the meaning?
what's the meaning?
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e. he now had to make his mind up, and could not change it later). The rest of the sentence seems fairly straightfoward: he had to choose to join one of these two teams: Team Alice Team Sara and the "Rest of the World"
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- he now had to make his mind up, and could not change it later).
- The rest of the sentence seems fairly straightfoward: he had to choose to join one of these two teams: Team Alice Team Sara and the "Rest of the World"
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"once and for all" is a set phrase meaning finally or conclusively (i.e. he now had to make his mind up, and could not change it later).
The rest of the sentence seems fairly straightfoward: he had to choose to join one of these two teams:
Team Alice
Team Sara and the "Rest of the World"
The rest of the sentence seems fairly straightfoward: he had to choose to join one of these two teams:
Team Alice
Team Sara and the "Rest of the World"
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