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Angliholic Posted 17 years ago
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That might otherwise be closed to them
The Deaflympics give deaf athletes a chance to participate in a top-notch international athletic competition that might otherwise be closed to them.
Hi,
Is it right to interpret "otherwise" in the above as "in different manners/ways?" Thanks.
Hi,
Is it right to interpret "otherwise" in the above as "in different manners/ways?" Thanks.
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" No. that might be closed to them if there were no such events for them to participate in. , if there were no Deaflympics progam.
- " No.
- that might be closed to them if there were no such events for them to participate in.
- , if there were no Deaflympics progam.
- CJ
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AngliholicIs it right to interpret "otherwise" in the above as "in different manners/ways?"No. ... that might be closed to them if there were no such events for them to participate in.
otherwise = in different circumstances, i.e., if there were no Deaflympics progam.
CJ
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