"...who has achieved whatever work it was in him to do."I am sorry I can't check it again.My trouble is :"it was in him to do".Thanks a lot!
Originally Posted by notletrest "...who has achieved whatever work it was in him to do. My trouble is: "it was in him to do". Thanks a lot! (Leave a space after full stops, commas etc.) It means 'whatever was within his capabilities'. Rover
Originally Posted by Rover_KE (Leave a space after full stops, commas etc.) It means 'whatever was within his capabilities'. Rover I agree with you . By the way it reminds me of the one ---"It is hard in you to probe me with that remark.." by Hardy The two in's must show something.i.e.=for one to do in earlier English.Do you think so?
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