What do you think 'it' means?
Besides, making Ooho has a climate benefit, as it does not cause the CO2 emissions that the bottle manufacturing process does.
What does it mean?
- Ooho
- Making Ooho
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Besides, making Ooho has a climate benefit, as it does not cause the CO2 emissions that the bottle manufacturing process does.
What does it mean?
- Ooho
- Making Ooho
meaning-in-context
edited Mar 27 at 7:26
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Besides, making Ooho has a climate benefit, as it does not cause the CO2 emissions that the bottle manufacturing process does.
What does it mean?
- Ooho
- Making Ooho
meaning-in-context
edited Mar 27 at 7:26
virolino
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asked Mar 27 at 6:47
yoonjin kimyoonjin kim
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Besides, making Ooho has a climate benefit, as it does not cause the CO2 emissions that the bottle manufacturing process does.
What does it mean?
- Ooho
- Making Ooho
meaning-in-context
meaning-in-context
edited Mar 27 at 7:26
virolino
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asked Mar 27 at 6:47
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edited Mar 27 at 7:26
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It here would mean "making Ooho" as it is compared to the manufacturing process of bottles.
As only similar things can be compared, hence two making/manufacturing processes are compared here.
answered Mar 27 at 6:50
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It is a nicely drafted complex structured sentence here. Let's break it down
Besides,
Synonyms - apart from (that), other than (that).
This implies that this sentence has past statements, which are/should be based on a topic.
What's the topic then?
making Ooho has a climate benefit
So, It could either be "making Ooho" (the process), "Ooho" (the thing/product), "climate" (in general) or "climate benefit" (as a topic)
as it does not cause the CO2 emissions
Fill in all the options given above:
- as making Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense)
- as Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense) {Considering singular}
- as climate does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
- as climate benefit does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
that the bottle manufacturing process does.
for this comparison to work the former choice should also be a process, as the bottle manufacturing process. Thus leaving us with the choice it as making Ooho
:D
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It here would mean "making Ooho" as it is compared to the manufacturing process of bottles.
As only similar things can be compared, hence two making/manufacturing processes are compared here.
answered Mar 27 at 6:50
Bella SwanBella Swan
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It here would mean "making Ooho" as it is compared to the manufacturing process of bottles.
As only similar things can be compared, hence two making/manufacturing processes are compared here.
answered Mar 27 at 6:50
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It here would mean "making Ooho" as it is compared to the manufacturing process of bottles.
As only similar things can be compared, hence two making/manufacturing processes are compared here.
answered Mar 27 at 6:50
Bella SwanBella Swan
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It here would mean "making Ooho" as it is compared to the manufacturing process of bottles.
As only similar things can be compared, hence two making/manufacturing processes are compared here.
answered Mar 27 at 6:50
Bella SwanBella Swan
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answered Mar 27 at 6:50
Bella SwanBella Swan
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It is a nicely drafted complex structured sentence here. Let's break it down
Besides,
Synonyms - apart from (that), other than (that).
This implies that this sentence has past statements, which are/should be based on a topic.
What's the topic then?
making Ooho has a climate benefit
So, It could either be "making Ooho" (the process), "Ooho" (the thing/product), "climate" (in general) or "climate benefit" (as a topic)
as it does not cause the CO2 emissions
Fill in all the options given above:
- as making Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense)
- as Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense) {Considering singular}
- as climate does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
- as climate benefit does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
that the bottle manufacturing process does.
for this comparison to work the former choice should also be a process, as the bottle manufacturing process. Thus leaving us with the choice it as making Ooho
:D
answered Mar 27 at 7:45
RC0993RC0993
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It is a nicely drafted complex structured sentence here. Let's break it down
Besides,
Synonyms - apart from (that), other than (that).
This implies that this sentence has past statements, which are/should be based on a topic.
What's the topic then?
making Ooho has a climate benefit
So, It could either be "making Ooho" (the process), "Ooho" (the thing/product), "climate" (in general) or "climate benefit" (as a topic)
as it does not cause the CO2 emissions
Fill in all the options given above:
- as making Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense)
- as Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense) {Considering singular}
- as climate does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
- as climate benefit does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
that the bottle manufacturing process does.
for this comparison to work the former choice should also be a process, as the bottle manufacturing process. Thus leaving us with the choice it as making Ooho
:D
answered Mar 27 at 7:45
RC0993RC0993
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It is a nicely drafted complex structured sentence here. Let's break it down
Besides,
Synonyms - apart from (that), other than (that).
This implies that this sentence has past statements, which are/should be based on a topic.
What's the topic then?
making Ooho has a climate benefit
So, It could either be "making Ooho" (the process), "Ooho" (the thing/product), "climate" (in general) or "climate benefit" (as a topic)
as it does not cause the CO2 emissions
Fill in all the options given above:
- as making Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense)
- as Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense) {Considering singular}
- as climate does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
- as climate benefit does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
that the bottle manufacturing process does.
for this comparison to work the former choice should also be a process, as the bottle manufacturing process. Thus leaving us with the choice it as making Ooho
:D
answered Mar 27 at 7:45
RC0993RC0993
1606
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It is a nicely drafted complex structured sentence here. Let's break it down
Besides,
Synonyms - apart from (that), other than (that).
This implies that this sentence has past statements, which are/should be based on a topic.
What's the topic then?
making Ooho has a climate benefit
So, It could either be "making Ooho" (the process), "Ooho" (the thing/product), "climate" (in general) or "climate benefit" (as a topic)
as it does not cause the CO2 emissions
Fill in all the options given above:
- as making Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense)
- as Ooho does not cause the CO2 emissions (makes sense) {Considering singular}
- as climate does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
- as climate benefit does not cause the CO2 emissions (do not make sense)
that the bottle manufacturing process does.
for this comparison to work the former choice should also be a process, as the bottle manufacturing process. Thus leaving us with the choice it as making Ooho
:D
answered Mar 27 at 7:45
RC0993RC0993
1606
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