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I don't know if this kind of question is allowed, so here we are:
If "nothing much to lose" means little to lose, then why does the poem "here dead lie", by EE Housman, says in the next line "but young men think it is". If both assertions are agreeing, what is the function of the contradictory "but"?
I won't copy the whole poem due to copyright, just cite the 3rd line "life is nothing much to lose", and the 4th "but young men think it is".
What am I missing? Or what kind of interpretative mistakes I'm making?
2024年11月28日
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In a lesson about phrasal verbs, my student and I discovered several in Queen songs!
"If I'm not back again this time tomorrow- carry on, carry on!" (from Bohemian Rhapsody)
"The show must go on!" (from The Show Must Go On 😂)
Both of these phrasal verbs, "to carry on" and "to go on", often have the same meaning. Do you know what they mean?
Have you heard any other phrasal verbs in other songs?
2024年11月28日
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Which word is correct for the sentence below ? 🤔✨🇬🇧
She stopped swimming and she just ________ on the surface.
Floated
Sank
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