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Taka Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
trace
The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone.
What exactly is 'the last trace' here?
What exactly is 'the last trace' here?
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Hi Taka, The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone. What exactly is 'the last trace' here? 'A trace' has two related meanings.
- Hi Taka, The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone.
- What exactly is 'the last trace' here?
- 'A trace' has two related meanings.
- A.
- a very small quantity B.
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Hi Taka,
The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone.
What exactly is 'the last trace' here? 'A trace' has two related meanings. A. a very small quantity B. a sign of something having existed.
If 'the last trace' has gone, there is nothing left, no sign of 'it' ha
The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone.
What exactly is 'the last trace' here? 'A trace' has two related meanings. A. a very small quantity B. a sign of something having existed.
If 'the last trace' has gone, there is nothing left, no sign of 'it' ha
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CliveHi Taka,
The cell becomes two, then four and so on and after a while the last trace is gone.
What exactly is 'the last trace' here? 'A trace' has two related meanings. A. a very small quantity B. a sign of something having existed.
If 'the last trace' has gone, there is n
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Out of context it is impossible to understand this. The last trace of what?
"last trace" is almost a fixed word group. It's used in cases where the trace of something becomes less and less perceptible. The last trace of X is the last perceptible amount of X before it becomes imperceptible.
CJ
"last trace" is almost a fixed word group. It's used in cases where the trace of something becomes less and less perceptible. The last trace of X is the last perceptible amount of X before it becomes imperceptible.
CJ
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