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Stephenlearner Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

What is the meaning of this sentence?

"the list of books at the end is subjective".

I know each word, but I do not know the meaning of the sentence.

Could somebody help?

Thanks very much
  

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The books on the list at the end of the book, chapter or article have been chosen subjectively; that is, they have been chosen according to what this writer likes or thinks is good, rather than accroding to any objective external criteria.

— Mister Micawber

  • The books on the list at the end of the book, chapter or article have been chosen subjectively; that is, they have been chosen according to what this writer likes or thinks is good, rather than accroding to any objective external criteria.
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The books on the list at the end of the book, chapter or article have been chosen subjectively; that is, they have been chosen according to what this writer likes or thinks is good, rather than accroding to any objective external criteria.
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