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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 24, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 23, 2021 in Word choice.
First sentence: This statement was quite natural (if not entirely correct)! The second sentence of this sentence has an oddity of tense. What are the lapses when you say: “I have turn”?
- 261106 views
- 16 answers
- 96385 votes
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Asked on December 21, 2021 in Meaning.
Why is it different from a normal life and you can’t ignore it when it’s not. The “nice and” simply says that the thing (in this case, that the bat stays high during the follow through) is a good, pleasing, comfortable thing. In every usage I can think of, the words ‘nice and’ can just be mentally deleted without changing the meaning of the line.
EDITED upon recommendation of StoneyB)
(EDITED upon recommendation of StoneyB)
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- 2 answers
- 98702 votes
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Asked on December 21, 2021 in Meaning.
Why is it different from a normal life and you can’t ignore it when it’s not. The “nice and” simply says that the thing (in this case, that the bat stays high during the follow through) is a good, pleasing, comfortable thing. In every usage I can think of, the words ‘nice and’ can just be mentally deleted without changing the meaning of the line.
EDITED upon recommendation of StoneyB)
(EDITED upon recommendation of StoneyB)
- 268126 views
- 2 answers
- 98702 votes