it takes of practice to ? what does this mean?
"We price our abilities to do chess and math but it takes of practice to acquire these skills and digital
computers are much better at it than we are."

in this sentence i don't understand, "it takes of practice to", why "of ", is that right to say it takes practice to...?

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it takes of practice to ? what does this mean?
"We price our abilities to do chess and math but it takes of practice to acquire these skills and digital
computers are much better at it than we are."

in this sentence i don't understand, "it takes of practice to", why "of ", is that right to say it takes practice to...?

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The phrase almost certainly omitted a word, probably "years," before "of".  Or it could have been "lots", but my bet is on "years."

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I also believe that "price" should have been "prize."

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It is my understanding that the "of" in this sentence is incorrect. You're right, "it takes practice to..." is what it should be.

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