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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
to move backwards
What does it mean to move backwards if anything?
Would you have used the sequence of words 'move backwards from where'?
He isn't moving forwards. He's moving backwards from where he was a few years ago. He used to be a good player and not only has he not progressed but he has regressed.
Regards
Would you have used the sequence of words 'move backwards from where'?
He isn't moving forwards. He's moving backwards from where he was a few years ago. He used to be a good player and not only has he not progressed but he has regressed.
Regards
Top answer
The explanation is right there in the third sentence. moving backwards = regressing
- The explanation is right there in the third sentence.
- moving backwards = regressing
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The explanation is right there in the third sentence. ...moving backwards = regressing
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I know I wrote the explanation but I'm not sure one can say 'move backward from where' could a native speaker please let me know. Thanks
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