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Soheil1 Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
Track
Hi.
In the sentence:
"White doesn't loose track of his goals by uselessly checking his opponent."
can't we omit track?
In the sentence:
"White doesn't loose track of his goals by uselessly checking his opponent."
can't we omit track?
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No you can't - to 'lose track' (not loose) of something/someone is an idiom which means To fail to notice or monitor the passing or progress of someone or something. You need both parts to make sense
- No you can't - to 'lose track' (not loose) of something/someone is an idiom which means To fail to notice or monitor the passing or progress of someone or something.
- You need both parts to make sense
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No you can't - to 'lose track' (not loose) of something/someone is an idiom which means To fail to notice or monitor the passing or progress of someone or something. You need both parts to make sense
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