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Son James Posted 13 years ago
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Understanding for this sentence???
Please look at the following sentence.
"While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front"
[Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student". I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
Could you tell me the meaning of the clause, especially for a meaning of "how committed"
[Q2] I couldn't understand the meaning of "she felt she couldn't go wrong" either. Does it mean nobody couldn't catch her. ( I feel she is a bogus student but is going to the school, but I'm not sure. I've just taken only the sentence above).
Thank you in advance for your teaching
"While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front"
[Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student". I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
Could you tell me the meaning of the clause, especially for a meaning of "how committed"
[Q2] I couldn't understand the meaning of "she felt she couldn't go wrong" either. Does it mean nobody couldn't catch her. ( I feel she is a bogus student but is going to the school, but I'm not sure. I've just taken only the sentence above).
Thank you in advance for your teaching
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Please look at the following sentence. "While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front" [Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student". I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
- Please look at the following sentence.
- "While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front" [Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student".
- I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
- Could you tell me the meaning of the clause, especially for a meaning of "how committed" how sure she was that she wanted to be a student [Q2] I couldn't understand the meaning of "she felt she couldn't go wrong" either.
- Does it mean nobody couldn't catch her.
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Please look at the following sentence.
"While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front"
[Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student". I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
Could you tell me the meaning of th
"While still feeling somewhat uncertain about how committed she was to being a student, she felt she couldn't go wrong by continuing to sit toward front"
[Q1] I couldn't understand the meaning of "how committed she was to being a student". I assume it is " how it is said that she could be a student".
Could you tell me the meaning of th
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