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Stevenukd Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
STICK TO YOUR GUNS
Dear Teachers,
1. A: How about chicken currry?
B: That's a possiblity!
- "That's a possibility" here means " Good idea!", right?
2. - Does your watch go right / go exact?
- Does your watch run on time?
- Is your watch exactly right?
- Does your watch keep good time?
- Are these the same meaning and natural?
3. I commend you for making that decision and sticking to your guns.
- What does "stick to your guns" mean here?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. A: How about chicken currry?
B: That's a possiblity!
- "That's a possibility" here means " Good idea!", right?
2. - Does your watch go right / go exact?
- Does your watch run on time?
- Is your watch exactly right?
- Does your watch keep good time?
- Are these the same meaning and natural?
3. I commend you for making that decision and sticking to your guns.
- What does "stick to your guns" mean here?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
1. yes. 2.
- 1.
- yes.
- 2.
- Does your watch go right / go exact?
- no - Does your watch run on time?
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1. yes.
2.
Does your watch go right / go exact? no
- Does your watch run on time? yes
- Is your watch exactly right? yes
- Does your watch keep good time? yes
3. to keep your original ideas/position even though others have tried to persuade you otherwise.
2.
Does your watch go right / go exact? no
- Does your watch run on time? yes
- Is your watch exactly right? yes
- Does your watch keep good time? yes
3. to keep your original ideas/position even though others have tried to persuade you otherwise.
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