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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

What does this mean?



at 2:38 she says 'They want to hit you as hard as they want to hit you.'

Does that make any sense and what does it mean?



at 11:58
she says

Let them fill their false security in what they have planned.

To me it doesn't make sense, is it natural to say such a thing?

Thank you
  

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'Does that make any sense and what does it mean I think she means that the circumstance she has just described doesn't affect how hard they want to hit you (implied to be very hard). "

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  • 'Does that make any sense and what does it mean I think she means that the circumstance she has just described doesn't affect how hard they want to hit you (implied to be very hard).
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Anonymousat 2:38 she says 'They want to hit you as hard as they want to hit you.'Does that make any sense and what does it mean
I think she means that the circumstance she has just described doesn't affect how hard they want to hit you (implied to be very hard).
AnonymousLet them fill their false security in what they have p
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Is repeating in the first sentence natural?
Is it like : She wants to sleep when she wants to sleep.
as opposed to She'll sleep when she wants to sleep.

Is there a difference?

I keep reading this over and over and I don't understand it.
Is it correct English?

Thank you
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AnonymousI keep reading this over and over and I don't understand it.Is it correct English?
It sounds OK to me, as a figure of speech. If you look at the literal meaning then it may seem a kind of pointless thing to say, but the actual intended meaning is more like I explained (at least, as far as I understand it).
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