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Seoul Brother Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
about object deletion
A : Let's go and spend more to get a free gift.
B : I am not sure that's a good idea. You are not supposed to buy to get it.
In this dialogue, if I omit the object of buy, the sentence is grammatically incorrect?
I have one more question.
If I use I instead of You, what kind of error do I commit?
thanks in advance
B : I am not sure that's a good idea. You are not supposed to buy to get it.
In this dialogue, if I omit the object of buy, the sentence is grammatically incorrect?
I have one more question.
If I use I instead of You, what kind of error do I commit?
thanks in advance
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Seoul Brother In this dialogue, if I omit the object of buy, the sentence is grammatically incorrect? No. Seoul Brother If I use I instead of You, what kind of error do I commit?
- Seoul Brother In this dialogue, if I omit the object of buy, the sentence is grammatically incorrect?
- No.
- Seoul Brother If I use I instead of You, what kind of error do I commit?
- What would be the 'revised' sentence?
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Seoul BrotherIn this dialogue, if I omit the object of buy, the sentence is grammatically incorrect?No.
Seoul BrotherIf I use I instead of You, what kind of error do I commit?What would be the 'revised' sentence?
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