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Dela Posted 12 years ago
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What's the meaning of this paragraph?
I then avoid all calls from my accountant until mid to late January when, in one panic-ridden week, I simultaneously clear the drawer and my bank balance. I admit to a severe lack of judgment.
1) I know every word but don't understand the meaning of the underlined part.
2) Why the author says: I admit to a severe lack of judgment.
1) I know every word but don't understand the meaning of the underlined part.
2) Why the author says: I admit to a severe lack of judgment.
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Dela 1) I know every word but don't understand the meaning of the underlined part. I collect and organize all the expense receipts I have collected over the past year in my desk drawer and I use all the money in my bank account to pay my income taxes. Dela 2) Why the author says: I admit to a severe lack of judgment.
- Dela 1) I know every word but don't understand the meaning of the underlined part.
- I collect and organize all the expense receipts I have collected over the past year in my desk drawer and I use all the money in my bank account to pay my income taxes.
- Dela 2) Why the author says: I admit to a severe lack of judgment.
- Because it is not good judgement to wait too long before organizing your financial records in preparation for income tax time.
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Dela1) I know every word but don't understand the meaning of the underlined part.I collect and organize all the expense receipts I have collected over the past year in my desk drawer and I use all the money in my bank account to pay my income taxes.
Dela2) Why the author says: I admit to a severe lack of judgment.Because i
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