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Liveinjapan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Ratio with/of
I tried it with chamomile flowers instead of tea bags so I had to guess the ratio with the parsley.
means I had to guess the ratio of chamomile ffowers, which should balance with that of parsley.
I tried it with chamomile flowers instead of tea bags so I had to guess the ratio of the parsley.
means I had to guess the ratio of parsley because the condition has changed.
Right?
means I had to guess the ratio of chamomile ffowers, which should balance with that of parsley.
I tried it with chamomile flowers instead of tea bags so I had to guess the ratio of the parsley.
means I had to guess the ratio of parsley because the condition has changed.
Right?
Top answer
I don't know about 'balance', but otherwise, your logic seems OK.
- I don't know about 'balance', but otherwise, your logic seems OK.
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I don't know about 'balance', but otherwise, your logic seems OK.
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I don't know about 'balance', but otherwise, your logic seems OK.
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Thanks, Mister.
I understand.
"balance" is not a good word here, although I can't come up with the right word.
I understand.
"balance" is not a good word here, although I can't come up with the right word.
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I checked it on http://eow.alc.co.jp/in%20proportion%20to/UTF-8/. That's what fits here. I think this idiom is very useful!
Thanks for the new words.
Thanks for the new words.
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