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Jigneshbharati Posted 10 years ago
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The opportunity, the professionalism
But after leaving school he moved to England in 2011, committing himself to four years there so he could become eligible to play for the national side.
"The opportunity, the professionalism, I don't know if I can put my exact finger on it but there was a combination of feeling really welcome, feeling loved, feeling pushed as well," he said of his decision to make himself available for England instead of South Africa.
Please explain the use of "the" before "opportunity" and "professionalism" in the given context?
"The opportunity, the professionalism, I don't know if I can put my exact finger on it but there was a combination of feeling really welcome, feeling loved, feeling pushed as well," he said of his decision to make himself available for England instead of South Africa.
Please explain the use of "the" before "opportunity" and "professionalism" in the given context?
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Jigneshbharati Please explain the use of "the" before "opportunity" and "professionalism" in the given context? He had one opportunity in 2011. "The opportunity" refers to that particular event.
- Jigneshbharati Please explain the use of "the" before "opportunity" and "professionalism" in the given context?
- He had one opportunity in 2011.
- "The opportunity" refers to that particular event.
- At that time, he felt the professionalism of the people in England.
- "The professionalism" refers to that particular instance.
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JigneshbharatiPlease explain the use of "the" before "opportunity" and "professionalism" in the given context?He had one opportunity in 2011. "The opportunity" refers to that particular event.
At that time, he felt the professionalism of the people in England. "The professionalism" refers to that particular instance.
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