If there is a battle call, you will fight back and you will win. What is the next sentence?

If there is a call to war, we must return to fight and we will win. The next sentence is:

1. If there is a call to war, we must return to fight and we will win. Although the words are short, they are sonorous and powerful. Behind them are veterans. They are patriotic and have a strong sense of military love.

2. If there is a call to war, you must return to fight and win. Even if there are sword trees and daggers in front of you, the original mission calls for the bravery and loyalty of the nation!

3. If there is a battle call, you must return to fight and win. Although the letter of challenge is short, it is sonorous and powerful.

4. If called for battle, you will return to fight and win, regardless of reward, without fear of life or death, and will be there whenever you are called.

Antagonist sentence

An antithesis sentence is a dual sentence. It is a rhetorical method that uses a pair of phrases or sentences with equal number of words, the same structure and symmetrical meaning to express two relative or similar meanings. Of course, it must be symmetrical on both sides, neither too many words nor too few words.

The word "pair" is used as a verb here, which means to put two pairs of things together. The word "zhan" comes from the fact that ancient rituals were often held in groups of two, which means "zhan" in the meaning of "ceremony guard". Antithesis refers to the rhetoric composed of two phrases or sentences that are opposite each other, have the same number of words, similar syntax, and related meanings.