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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Hello. I have a question to ask you.
"People should have more chances to cook by themselves, and by doing so they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations. "
In this sentence, does "by doing so" indicate "having more chances to cook themselves" or simply "cooking by themselves"?
Thank you.
"People should have more chances to cook by themselves, and by doing so they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations. "
In this sentence, does "by doing so" indicate "having more chances to cook themselves" or simply "cooking by themselves"?
Thank you.
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By doing so = by cooking by themselves By cooking by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations. The other possibility does not make much sense: By having more chances to cook by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
- By doing so = by cooking by themselves By cooking by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
- The other possibility does not make much sense: By having more chances to cook by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
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By doing so = by cooking by themselves
By cooking by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
The other possibility does not make much sense:
By having more chances to cook by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
By cooking by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
The other possibility does not make much sense:
By having more chances to cook by themselves they will be able to pass on Japanese food culture to future generations.
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