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Kynguyen Posted 22 years ago
Grammar
What does it mean?
Hello,
I usually hear people say the phrase: "she/he has come a long way". what does that mean?
Thanks.
I usually hear people say the phrase: "she/he has come a long way". what does that mean?
Thanks.
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she/he has come a long way. He or she has a made a lot of progress. example: Last year Sally was badly injured in a car accident.
- she/he has come a long way.
- He or she has a made a lot of progress.
- example: Last year Sally was badly injured in a car accident.
- She had multiple broken bones and was unable to walk for a while.
- But during the past year she has been going to physical therapy.
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she/he has come a long way.
He or she has a made a lot of progress.
example:
Last year Sally was badly injured in a car accident. She had multiple broken bones and was unable to walk for a while.
But during the past year she has been going to physical therapy. Now she walks with a slight limp and is able to run for short distances.
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thanks! I see.
Whenever I see the phrase, "I see," I am reminded of one my prior bosses who had a very quick wit. Whenever I said, "I see," he would add in quickly, "said the blind man to the deaf dog."
That always made me laugh. Thought you might enjoy the humor.
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