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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
Grammar

Thanks in advance!

Could someone translate me that sentence?

What does that have to do with anything?

What does it mean?

Thanks!
  

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You might say this to mean that whatever "that" is, is not relevant. For example, you are very sick and are discussing surgery options with your doctor. " His coment is not relevant to any part of the discussion regarding your surgery.

— Mahlon

  • You might say this to mean that whatever "that" is, is not relevant.
  • For example, you are very sick and are discussing surgery options with your doctor.
  • " His coment is not relevant to any part of the discussion regarding your surgery.
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You might say this to mean that whatever "that" is, is not relevant. For example, you are very sick and are discussing surgery options with your doctor. And he says "I don't want to operate on Thursday, it might rain." His coment is not relevant to any part of the discussion regarding your surgery.
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By the way, it's: Could someone translate this sentence for me?
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