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Ljswave Posted 14 years ago
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Would you explain about something below?
#1. Her calculation is out (=wrong)
( = She is out of the calculation.)
Question1: Can they make sense?
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#2. The milk went bad
Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?
I mean #2 is same with "The milk is out of taste"
If not , What does it mean that "The milk is out of taste"?
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Question3.
Would you Correct the sentense below simple?
Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?
( = She is out of the calculation.)
Question1: Can they make sense?
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#2. The milk went bad
Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?
I mean #2 is same with "The milk is out of taste"
If not , What does it mean that "The milk is out of taste"?
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Question3.
Would you Correct the sentense below simple?
Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?
Top answer
ljswave #1. )Question1: Can they make sense? Yes - now.
- ljswave #1.
- )Question1: Can they make sense?
- Yes - now.
- ljswave #2.
- The milk went bad Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?
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ljswave#1. Her calculation is out (=wrong)( = She isYes - now.outin of the calculation.)Question1: Can they make sense?
ljswave#2. The milk went bad Can we change the meaning of #2 as same expression like that "The milk is out of taste" ?No. We can say, "The milk went off/sour". In British English, milk
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