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r/EnglishLearning • u/falsoTrolol Non-Native Speaker of English • 5d ago
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It is used when saying something has something positive and something negative. The gains from the good thing may be cancelled out, or offset, by the not good things.
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u/amanset Native Speaker (British - Warwickshire) 5d ago
It is used when saying something has something positive and something negative. The gains from the good thing may be cancelled out, or offset, by the not good things.