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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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Accepted
Mark: I want as much as you.
Jay glared at him, then reluctantly accepted --
Jay: ...Okay.
Can I end the sentence with "accepted" or should I add "...it" or "...his demand"?
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Mark: I want as much as you. Okay. his demand"?
- Mark: I want as much as you.
- Okay.
- his demand"?
- I'd say then reluctantly accepted or then reluctantly agreed.
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Mark: I want as much as you. (or I want to get as much as you.)
Jay glared at him, then reluctantly accepted --
Jay: ...Okay.
Can I end the sentence with "accepted" or should I add "...it" or "...his demand"?
I'd say then reluctantly accepted or then reluctantly agreed.
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