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Fri Apr 18, 2008 16:56 pm come into the picture vs. come into play |
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Ah ha Torsten ..
You are really working on the the language here arnt you (smile)
OK,
When you come into play, it means you take action. e.g. you are an active subject in the situation. When you come into the picture, you may be either a passive or active subject in the situation.
Want some examples or is the explanation ok?
Best regs
Rob (www.hamburg-english.de) Well the answer was worth a small mention wasnt it? (smile) |
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HamburgEnglish I'm here quite often ;-)

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Fri Apr 18, 2008 16:57 pm come into the picture vs. come into play |
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PS, so how do I get my picture on here?
Rob |
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HamburgEnglish I'm here quite often ;-)

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Fri Apr 18, 2008 17:00 pm come into the picture vs. come into play |
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Hi Rob,
Thanks a lot for your detailed explanation, now I have a better understanding of these phrases. As for your picture, please go to your profile page and scroll down to "upload your picture".
I look forward to meeting in your person soon (I mean, to seeing your picture....) _________________ Test Of English for International Communication TOEIC Preparation & TOEIC Vocabulary |
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