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| there's a saying: someone in his/her speech just "uses paraphrase effectively as required" my question are: 1. what is the exact meaning or standard of 'paraphrase' in speaking or writing, do we always need to use it when speaking? 2. what is the exact meaning of 'as', here is it "when required" or "where required"? the expression of "as required" seems to be used often. Thanks Chengwei Liu |
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| paraphrase = reformulation, so I assume it means they repeat things using other words to help their audience understand when necessary. |
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| thanks Tdol |
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| and what about the "as required", is this 'as' a adv.? or conj.? Last edited by leolyy; 24-Sep-2006 at 06:34. |
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