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“What he could do he did.” How does this statement relate to our lives?
I think what the teacher meant is, "How does that statement relate to <I>your</I> life?" This is something you need to answer for yourself. I cannot relate it to your life.
You might be able to relate to it better if you changed the sentence to the first person — "What <I>I</I> could do, <I>I</I> did." What would that mean in terms of your life?
I hope this helps. "What I could do, I did." Thanks for asking.
I think what the teacher meant is, "How does that statement relate to <I>your</I> life?" This is something you need to answer for yourself. I cannot relate it to your life.
You might be able to relate to it better if you changed the sentence to the first person — "What <I>I</I> could do, <I>I</I> did." What would that mean in terms of your life?
I hope this helps. "What I could do, I did." Thanks for asking.
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