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网页2019年12月1日 — John AkiTwo teams ended in the tie / draw. No - neither sounds right. The match / game could end in a tie / draw, but the 'teams' don't. The teams ended up tied. The teams ended up tying [the match]. The teams ended up drawing [the match]. Oddly, we don't tend to use 'The teams ended up drawn.'
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网页2011年8月4日 — As a matter of logic, if it was not possible to have a second chance (2), then we didn't have a second chance (1). It seems strange to my ear to draw attention to the possibility itself because if a thing isn't possible, it can't happen anyway. Just because 2 implies 1 doesn't mean 1 implies all that is implied by 2.
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网页2005年3月29日 — It is difficult for him to do it. Is there any case to say: It is difficult to him to do it. instead? If so, what is the difference in nuances?