Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
by their very nature
The objective is to build with simple techniques that don't further pollute the environment, consume more fossil fuel, or unnecessarily extract the resources of Mother Earth. Such techniques, by their very nature, have an aesthetic value.
Hi,
Is it correct to interpret the parts in bold in the above as "The aim/goal" and "in their essence/fundamentally?' Thanks.
Hi,
Is it correct to interpret the parts in bold in the above as "The aim/goal" and "in their essence/fundamentally?' Thanks.
Top answer
1. OK 2. By the way they are, by their very essence.
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1. OK
2.
By the way they are, by their very essence.
Because of the way they are, because of their very essence: a bit less exact
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By the way they are, by their very essence.
Because of the way they are, because of their very essence: a bit less exact
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