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Jumanah Posted 10 years ago
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Quite apart from
1. Quite apart from the cost, we need to think about how much time the job will take
Does "Quite apart from" mean "as well as"?!
2. A strange creature with legs, flippers, and a beak-like mouth, now refereed to as the "Montauk monster", washed up on the beach in Montauk.
Does "washed up " in this sentence mean " the monster was washed up"?!
Does "Quite apart from" mean "as well as"?!
2. A strange creature with legs, flippers, and a beak-like mouth, now refereed to as the "Montauk monster", washed up on the beach in Montauk.
Does "washed up " in this sentence mean " the monster was washed up"?!
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Jumanah Does "Quite apart from" mean "as well as"?! In addition to, and separately from Jumanah the "Montauk monster", washed up on the beach in Montauk. The waves carried and deposited the monster's body on the shore.
- Jumanah Does "Quite apart from" mean "as well as"?!
- In addition to, and separately from Jumanah the "Montauk monster", washed up on the beach in Montauk.
- The waves carried and deposited the monster's body on the shore.
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JumanahDoes "Quite apart from" mean "as well as"?!In addition to, and separately from
Jumanahthe "Montauk monster", washed up on the beach in Montauk.The waves carried and deposited the monster's body on the shore.
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Does "Quite apart from" in the sentence I wrote mean " in addition to"?!
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In addition to, and separately from the cost, we need to think about how much time the job will take.
Besides the cost, we need to think about how much time the job will take.
Besides the cost, we need to think about how much time the job will take.
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Thank you very much.
But I have one more question.
Is it natural to say " The waves washed up the monster on the beach"
"The monster was washed up on the shore"
And does "washed up" in this sentence mean "deposit"?
But I have one more question.
Is it natural to say " The waves washed up the monster on the beach"
"The monster was washed up on the shore"
And does "washed up" in this sentence mean "deposit"?
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JumanahAnd does "washed up" in this sentence mean "deposit"?Not exactly. The action of water is the agent. It means that the monster's body floated on the waves and currents which pushed it onto the beach. Lots of trash is discarded from ships and carried to shore by waves and water currents.
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