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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
To "play a battlefield"?
Does the sentence, "There's a new battlefield being played." make grammatical sense, or just sense in general?
I'm guessing the person is using the phrase "Playing the field" as the basis for this line, but I'm not sure you can borrow the phrase in this context. The "battlefield" line isn't being used in a dating/romantic context, far from it.
I'm guessing the person is using the phrase "Playing the field" as the basis for this line, but I'm not sure you can borrow the phrase in this context. The "battlefield" line isn't being used in a dating/romantic context, far from it.
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It does not make sense in the general sense, but it may be computer game jargon?
- It does not make sense in the general sense, but it may be computer game jargon?
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It does not make sense in the general sense, but it may be computer game jargon?
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