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Hetty Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

What is there to understand?

Could anyone paraphrase this sentence?

"What is there to understand?"

Thank you!!
  

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" "This seems perfectly self-explanatory to me. " This is not really a paraphrase. ) The question is based on the false premise that only complex things need to be understood.

— Avangi

  • " "This seems perfectly self-explanatory to me.
  • " This is not really a paraphrase.
  • ) The question is based on the false premise that only complex things need to be understood.
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hetty"What is there to understand?"
"This seems perfectly self-explanatory to me. It's so simple, there's really nothing to understand."

This is not really a paraphrase. (You knew that!)
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Thank you, Avangi! It really helps!
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