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27/03/17 08:42:09

Nhờ các bạn dịch hộ Researchers have found that written English works in a very
different way to spoken English. The phrase “say what you like”
literally means “feel free to say anything you want”, but in reality
it is used, evidence shows, by someone to prevent the other person
voicing disagreement. The phrase “it”s a question of crops up on
the database over and over again. It has nothing to do with enquiry,
but it’s one of the most frequent English phrases which has never Nhờ các bạn dịch hộ Researchers have found that written English works in a very
different way to spoken English. The phrase “say what you like”
literally means “feel free to say anything you want”, but in reality
it is used, evidence shows, by someone to prevent the other person
voicing disagreement. The phrase “it”s a question of crops up on
the database over and over again. It has nothing to do with enquiry,
but it’s one of the most frequent English phrases which has never
been in a language learner’s dictionary before: it is now.
Mình không hiểu câu The phrase “it”s a question of crops up on
the database over and over again.
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- ngdung1968 Chỉ có một chữ it sao lại gọi là phrase được nhỉ?
  0 · 27/03/17 11:01:27
- Sáu que Tre Tôi nghĩ là "it's a question of" thì đúng hơn. Chữ "question" được dùng ở đây, nhưng câu nói chẳng có nghĩa gì là "question" cả. Be a question of doing sth = to be necessary... Tôi nghĩ là "it's a question of" thì đúng hơn. Chữ "question" được dùng ở đây, nhưng câu nói chẳng có nghĩa gì là "question" cả. Be a question of doing sth = to be necessary to do a particular thing.
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  0 · 28/03/17 01:21:08