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What to choose? Sat Feb 07, 2004 18:51 pm  What to choose?
 

Test No. express/inter-13 "On the Water", question 2

I'm sorry to tell you that you've burnt your boats now and so you won't be able to go back.

(a) your current situation cannot be reversed
(b) your current situation cannot be repeated
(c) your current situation cannot be retaken
(d) your current situation cannot be restyled

Test No. express/inter-13 "On the Water", answer 2

I'm sorry to tell you that your current situation cannot be reversed now and so you won't be able to go back.

Correct answer: (a) your current situation cannot be reversed

Hello Everybody! I don't see the difference between answer a.b.c in this test. And I couldn't find out meaning of word "restyled"
Could you tell me? Tell me, please.
Many thanks in advancde
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Reverse the situation Sat Feb 07, 2004 20:00 pm  Reverse the situation
 

Hi Zulfiya,

Burning your boats means you cannot reverse the current situation.
The other three verbs - to repeat/to retake and to restyle are not used with the noun 'situation'.

To restyle means you design something again, you make changes to an object. For example you can restyle furniture or your haircut.
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Reverse the situation Sat Feb 07, 2004 20:14 pm  Reverse the situation
 

Hi Torsten. Sometimes I think that you know everything backwards and forwards.
Thank you for your explanation
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