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Wang.cupid Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
About redundant languages
Hi everyone,
I'm gonna take an IELTS test, but I still have some questions about the oral part of the exam. It's said that native speakers usually add some redundant stuff while they are talking, for instance, i suppose I have to say blah blah....
My question is, what is the difference between these following expressions? Are they interchangeable?
1. I suppose/guess/assume I have to say
2. I suppose/guess/assume I would have to say
3. I suppose/guess/assume I gotta say
4. I suppose/guess/assume I'd like to say
I'm really confused about the above stuff. Could any one pls answer this question for me? Thx.
I'm gonna take an IELTS test, but I still have some questions about the oral part of the exam. It's said that native speakers usually add some redundant stuff while they are talking, for instance, i suppose I have to say blah blah....
My question is, what is the difference between these following expressions? Are they interchangeable?
1. I suppose/guess/assume I have to say
2. I suppose/guess/assume I would have to say
3. I suppose/guess/assume I gotta say
4. I suppose/guess/assume I'd like to say
I'm really confused about the above stuff. Could any one pls answer this question for me? Thx.
Top answer
I would not use 3 or 4. You don't really have to use any of them as it's not really necessary to add redundant expressions. CJ
- I would not use 3 or 4.
- You don't really have to use any of them as it's not really necessary to add redundant expressions.
- CJ
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I would not use 3 or 4. You don't really have to use any of them as it's not really necessary to add redundant expressions.
CJ
CJ
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