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- 这句话中“也不上了”什么意思? 我的课本有这句话:她快成足球迷了,为看足球课也不上了。 The first part, I understand: She'll soon be a football fan ... But I don't get the second part. I'm translating 为 as "because," but then 看足球 ... "watching football lessons"? Can 看 here take on the meaning "attending"? Nobody watches football lessons. And then, 不上了. I thought it meant a verb was attempted but not achieved, like 裤子穿不上了 -- I couldn't put on my pants. But that doesn't make any sense here: "She'll quickly become a football fan because she won't watch football lessons." The sentence is illogical to me. What am I missing? Is my textbook just weird?July 14, 202070
- If you want to keep barely, and you're speaking casually, you could say "I barely made a 4.0." As in "made the grade." "I barely achieved a 4.0" is grammatically correct, but a little stilted for everyday speech. The simplest use of barely with "My GPA" is just "is": My GPA is barely 4.0.0 votedJuly 13, 20200

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