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JellYB Posted 20 years ago
Vocabulary
"History maker"
Hello all friends 
You probably have heard this word " history maker" ,It's kind of understandable but could you please explain it deeply,please?
Thanks all :>
You probably have heard this word " history maker" ,It's kind of understandable but could you please explain it deeply,please?
Thanks all :>
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Hi, Simply put, a 'history maker' is someone who does something important that will be recorded in history books. It's not a common or standrard phrase. The standard way of saying this is as verb.
- Hi, Simply put, a 'history maker' is someone who does something important that will be recorded in history books.
- It's not a common or standrard phrase.
- The standard way of saying this is as verb.
- eg Today, the President of France will make history when he signs the Kyoto Accord.
- At a deeper level, you might want to consider the suggestion that history is made (ie is written) by the winners, and not by the losers.
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Hi,
Simply put, a 'history maker' is someone who does something important that will be recorded in history books. It's not a common or standrard phrase. The standard way of saying this is as verb. eg
Today, the President of France will make history when he signs the Kyoto Accord.
At a deeper level, you might want to consider the sugges
Simply put, a 'history maker' is someone who does something important that will be recorded in history books. It's not a common or standrard phrase. The standard way of saying this is as verb. eg
Today, the President of France will make history when he signs the Kyoto Accord.
At a deeper level, you might want to consider the sugges
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