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i saw this sentence in TIME magazine.
" But South Korea sort of has to exist in a fugue state."
why editor use "sort of" in that positon ?
i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
thx in advance.
" But South Korea sort of has to exist in a fugue state."
why editor use "sort of" in that positon ?
i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
thx in advance.
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Hi, i saw this sentence in TIME magazine. " why editor use "sort of" in that positon ? i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
- Hi, i saw this sentence in TIME magazine.
- " why editor use "sort of" in that positon ?
- i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
- It's a rather causal way of saying that 'exist in a fugue state' is not the writer's exact meaning.
- Clive
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Hi,
i saw this sentence in TIME magazine.
" But South Korea sort of has to exist in a fugue state."
why editor use "sort of" in that positon ?
i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
It's a rather causal way of saying that 'exist in a fugue state' is not the writer's exact meaning.
Clive
i saw this sentence in TIME magazine.
" But South Korea sort of has to exist in a fugue state."
why editor use "sort of" in that positon ?
i saw "sort of friend", "sort of drink" but, "sort of and verb" is not usual to me..
It's a rather causal way of saying that 'exist in a fugue state' is not the writer's exact meaning.
Clive
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