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Dear all,
Can anyone help me clairy the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot!
1. Ragtime is a musical form developed and brought to maturationbetween 1890 and 1910 which is rooted in several musical tradition.
Is there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?
2. A: In order to get into this school, you have to be fromCalifornia.
B: Just my luck.
Is the person B from California or not? What does the phrase "Just my luck" imply?
3. A: After dropping that course, you must have a lot of free timenow.
B: Well, you would say that.
Sorry. As for this, I don't quite remember the exact test question. Does B agree or disagree with what A said?
Thanks again!
Can anyone help me clairy the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot!
1. Ragtime is a musical form developed and brought to maturationbetween 1890 and 1910 which is rooted in several musical tradition.
Is there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?
2. A: In order to get into this school, you have to be fromCalifornia.
B: Just my luck.
Is the person B from California or not? What does the phrase "Just my luck" imply?
3. A: After dropping that course, you must have a lot of free timenow.
B: Well, you would say that.
Sorry. As for this, I don't quite remember the exact test question. Does B agree or disagree with what A said?
Thanks again!
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[nq:1]Dear all, Can anyone help me clairy the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot! this, I don't quite remember the exact test question.
- [nq:1]Dear all, Can anyone help me clairy the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test?
- Thanks a lot!
- this, I don't quite remember the exact test question.
- Does B agree or disagree with what A said?
- [/nq] If you're going to post test questions, we'd like to see some evidence that you have tried to answer them yourself, rather than just completing your homework for you.
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[nq:1]Dear all, Can anyone help me clairy the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot! ... this, I don't quite remember the exact test question. Does B agree or disagree with what A said? Thanks again![/nq]
If you're going to post test questions, we'd like to see some evidence that you have tried to answer them yourself, rather than just completing your homework for
If you're going to post test questions, we'd like to see some evidence that you have tried to answer them yourself, rather than just completing your homework for
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[nq:1]Dear all, Can anyone help me clairy[/nq]
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[nq:1]the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot! 1. Ragtime is a musical form developed ... and 1910 which is rooted in several musical tradition. Is there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?[/nq]
"tradition" should be "traditions". Otherwise, though the sentence is a bit clunky, I'd say it passe
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[nq:1]the following two questions which are from the TOEFL test? Thanks a lot! 1. Ragtime is a musical form developed ... and 1910 which is rooted in several musical tradition. Is there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?[/nq]
"tradition" should be "traditions". Otherwise, though the sentence is a bit clunky, I'd say it passe
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[nq:2]3. A: After dropping that course, you must have a ... question. Does B agree or disagree with what A said?[/nq]
[nq:1]Dunno. "You would say that" implies "Your comment is relevant to you, given your beliefs and circumstances, but not necessarily relevant to me."[/nq]
This may originate with a reference to the Profumo scandal. In 1963, John Profumo, UK Minister of War, denied having *
[nq:1]Dunno. "You would say that" implies "Your comment is relevant to you, given your beliefs and circumstances, but not necessarily relevant to me."[/nq]
This may originate with a reference to the Profumo scandal. In 1963, John Profumo, UK Minister of War, denied having *
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[nq:1]1. Ragtime is a musical form developed and brought to maturation between 1890 and 1910 which is rooted in several musical tradition. Is there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?[/nq]
As posted elsewhere, singular Tradition is wrong.
The sentence is musicologically incorrect as well. Ragtime is not a musical form (in the sense musicologists discuss form, cf. symphony, song
As posted elsewhere, singular Tradition is wrong.
The sentence is musicologically incorrect as well. Ragtime is not a musical form (in the sense musicologists discuss form, cf. symphony, song
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[nq:2]1. Ragtime is a musical form developed and brought to ... there any word or phrase wrong in the above sentence?[/nq]
[nq:1]As posted elsewhere, singular Tradition is wrong. The sentence is musicologically incorrect as well. Ragtime is not a musical form ... music characterized mainly by syncopation. Its origins cannot be attributed to any one or several distinct earlier styles or traditi
[nq:1]As posted elsewhere, singular Tradition is wrong. The sentence is musicologically incorrect as well. Ragtime is not a musical form ... music characterized mainly by syncopation. Its origins cannot be attributed to any one or several distinct earlier styles or traditi
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