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Nessie000 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
'Their legacy endures even...'
Hi,
Please have a look at this:
'Finally I must acknowledge those who set me on this course so many years ago when I was working in my family's shoe shop in India. The people of my village and those nearby learned the hard way to cope with crop failures and monsoons that brought even our simple businesses to a grinding halt for weeks at a time. Their legacy endures even in the complexity of modern business and I am deeply grateful to them for showing me the way'
=> What does the bold part mean?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
Please have a look at this:
'Finally I must acknowledge those who set me on this course so many years ago when I was working in my family's shoe shop in India. The people of my village and those nearby learned the hard way to cope with crop failures and monsoons that brought even our simple businesses to a grinding halt for weeks at a time. Their legacy endures even in the complexity of modern business and I am deeply grateful to them for showing me the way'
=> What does the bold part mean?
Many thanks,
Nessie.
Top answer
Hi the knowledge and guidance which was givne by the people of the village lives on in business today despite the fact that business has changed over the years.
- Hi the knowledge and guidance which was givne by the people of the village lives on in business today despite the fact that business has changed over the years.
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Hi
the knowledge and guidance which was givne by the people of the village lives on in business today despite the fact that business has changed over the years.
the knowledge and guidance which was givne by the people of the village lives on in business today despite the fact that business has changed over the years.
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Hi
The knowledge and guidance given by the people of the village is still relevant to today's business.
The knowledge and guidance given by the people of the village is still relevant to today's business.
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