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Hly2004 Posted 21 years ago
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"impossible is nothing"
does "impossible is nothing" add any new meaning to "nothing is impossible" ?
( I guess so)if so ,Could you explain it to me?
( I guess so)if so ,Could you explain it to me?
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Hi, does "impossible is nothing" add any new meaning to "nothing is impossible" ? No. It's hard to see a meaning here.
- Hi, does "impossible is nothing" add any new meaning to "nothing is impossible" ?
- No.
- It's hard to see a meaning here.
- It's partly because it's not really grammatical in normal English to start a sentence like this with an adjective.
- Best wishes, Clive
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Hi,
does "impossible is nothing" add any new meaning to "nothing is impossible" ?
No. It's hard to see a meaning here. It's partly because it's not really grammatical in normal English to start a sentence like this with an adjective.
Best wishes, Clive
does "impossible is nothing" add any new meaning to "nothing is impossible" ?
No. It's hard to see a meaning here. It's partly because it's not really grammatical in normal English to start a sentence like this with an adjective.
Best wishes, Clive
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