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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary
"Failure is not an option"
(1)A general said:" I'll have you take the mission,and Failure is not an option"
meaning: "you must suceed "
(2)A man said "I really tried and failure is not an option,if it were,then you just don't choose to fail"
meaning: no one really want to fail,
which one is correct? and if neither of them is correct,what's the meaning?
meaning: "you must suceed "
(2)A man said "I really tried and failure is not an option,if it were,then you just don't choose to fail"
meaning: no one really want to fail,
which one is correct? and if neither of them is correct,what's the meaning?
Top answer
1 makes sense. 2 does not quite make sense.
- 1 makes sense.
- 2 does not quite make sense.
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You are mixing up past and present tenses too much in 2, and it seems to contradict itself as well.
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