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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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If I have the following sentence: It was stupid of me to have asked someone like Mark for money!, how am I supposed to transform it so I can have another variant: I............... than to have asked someone like Mark for money! (obligatory element to use: better)?
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Wasn't this discussed in your textbook? The expected answer is like this. I should have known better than to have asked ...
- Wasn't this discussed in your textbook?
- The expected answer is like this.
- I should have known better than to have asked ...
- Or possibly like one of these.
- I [know / knew] better than to have asked ...
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Wasn't this discussed in your textbook?
The expected answer is like this.
I should have known better than to have asked ...
Or possibly like one of these.
I [know / knew] better than to have asked ...
CJ
The expected answer is like this.
I should have known better than to have asked ...
Or possibly like one of these.
I [know / knew] better than to have asked ...
CJ
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