Feb. 9, 2020
New expression
Today, I learned a new expression: the likes of which.
Usually, "the likes of which" is used with a sentence in past perfect form. For example, it was a grinding battle the likes of which Ukraine had never seen. I picked up this expression from an article at the New York Times.
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I picked up this expression from an article atin the New York Times.
You can also write it this way.
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Just one more suggestion. Excellent job.
Feb. 10, 2020
Thank you very much for the correction!
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For example,: i"It was a grinding battle, the likes of which Ukraine had never seen."
I picked up this expression from an article atby the New York Times.
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Very nicely written. Not really any major mistakes. Keep learning English expressions and you'll become a master soon. :)
Feb. 10, 2020
Thank you very much for your corrections and your encouraging comment!
New expression
Today, I learned a new expression: the likes of which.
Usually, "the likes of which" is used with a sentence in past perfect form.
For example, it was a grinding battle, the likes of which Ukraine had never seen.
I picked up this expression [up] from an article at[by] the New York Times.
代替案：I learned this expression from... / I found this expression in...
そして、記事の作家を表すときに、"by"を使います。例えば：
1) The article was written [by] ○○, who is an author [at] New York Times
2) I don't trust most articles [by] Fox News until I am able to confirm the facts with other less biased sources.
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よく出来ています！好奇心からの質問ですが、いつもNew York Timesを読んでいますか？他のニュースサイトも使いますか？
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Today, I learned a new expression: the likes of which. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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Usually, "the likes of which" is used with a sentence in past perfect form. This sentence has been marked as perfect! |
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For example, it was a grinding battle the likes of which Ukraine had never seen. For example, it was a grinding battle, the likes of which Ukraine had never seen. For example |
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I picked up this expression from an article at the New York Times. I picked 代替案：I learned this expression from... / I found this expression in... そして、記事の作家を表すときに、"by"を使います。例えば： 1) The article was written [by] ○○, who is an author [at] New York Times 2) I don't trust most articles [by] Fox News until I am able to confirm the facts with other less biased sources. I picked up this expression from an article I picked up this expression from an article You can also write it this way. |
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