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BAYRAM ERDEM Posted 11 years ago
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a full-toned, big voice
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Could you please check the following sentence?
The waiter, ''Sir, you have got a different, full-toned, big voice.''
Max, ''Why can I not hear such things just from a young lady instead?''
Could you please check the following sentence?
The waiter, ''Sir, you have got a different, full-toned, big voice.''
Max, ''Why can I not hear such things just from a young lady instead?''
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You have some slight interference with a negation (not hear), a restriction ("just" = only), and a substitution ("instead"). This doesn't sound natural. "
- You have some slight interference with a negation (not hear), a restriction ("just" = only), and a substitution ("instead").
- This doesn't sound natural.
- "
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You have some slight interference with a negation (not hear), a restriction ("just" = only), and a substitution ("instead"). This doesn't sound natural. How about
Max, "I'd rather hear such things from young ladies only."
Max, "I'd rather hear such things from young ladies only."
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