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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
small and tight
I'm uncertain about the first and 3rd sentence. Should I say "poker world is small" and "it's a tight circle" I can't find "tight circle" in my dictionary.
The poker world is very small. Everyone knows each other. It's a very tight circle.
Thank you
The poker world is very small. Everyone knows each other. It's a very tight circle.
Thank you
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Hi To me, a "tight circle" means ... - There aren't many of us - Everyone knows each other - We trust each other; we look after each other - We don't share our ideas with other people - We play by the same rules If that is true of the world of poker, then it's a good phrase. I'm not sure if poker players trust each other - maybe in some way they do Dave
- Hi To me, a "tight circle" means ...
- - There aren't many of us - Everyone knows each other - We trust each other; we look after each other - We don't share our ideas with other people - We play by the same rules If that is true of the world of poker, then it's a good phrase.
- I'm not sure if poker players trust each other - maybe in some way they do Dave
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Hi
To me, a "tight circle" means ...
- There aren't many of us
- Everyone knows each other
- We trust each other; we look after each other
- We don't share our ideas with other people
- We play by the same rules
If that is true of the world of poker, then it's a good phrase. I'm not sure if poker players trust each other - maybe in some way they do
To me, a "tight circle" means ...
- There aren't many of us
- Everyone knows each other
- We trust each other; we look after each other
- We don't share our ideas with other people
- We play by the same rules
If that is true of the world of poker, then it's a good phrase. I'm not sure if poker players trust each other - maybe in some way they do
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