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Celia qiang Posted 11 years ago
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What dose "all part of an effort " mean?
I read a sentence
"It invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society , all part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets".
(1) What does "all part of an effort" mean ? " does it mean that there is no other part of an effort ? or is "all" just for emphasis?
(2) " all part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets" is a noun phrase. why does it can be used alone, without proposition ?
"It invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society , all part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets".
(1) What does "all part of an effort" mean ? " does it mean that there is no other part of an effort ? or is "all" just for emphasis?
(2) " all part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets" is a noun phrase. why does it can be used alone, without proposition ?
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The antecedent of all is i t invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society. The text in bold is only a part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets. Does this help?
- The antecedent of all is i t invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society.
- The text in bold is only a part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets.
- Does this help?
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The antecedent of all is it invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society.
The text in bold is only a part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets.
Does this help?
The text in bold is only a part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets.
Does this help?
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IvanhrThe antecedent of all is it invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and central banks in society.The text in bold is only a part of an effort to redeem the reputation of the finicial markets.Does this help?So the sentence can be rewritten as :
it invited the public to have its say over the role of finicial markets and ce
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celia qiangis it right?Yes
celia qiangWhy are "was" and "a" omitted in the sentence ?"a" is optional with part. ( a part of or just part of). "was" can also be omitted in the original sentence but not in your rewrite.
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Ivanhr"a" is optional with part. ( a part of or just part of). "was" can also be omitted in the original sentence but not in your rewrite.I got it . Thanks
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