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Ann225 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Accommodate
"We were supposed to meet for dinner at 8pm but my friend later told me that she wants to stop by the shopping centre on her way to the restaurant. When I told her that she'd be late, she didn't listen."
Can I say that this friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate to other people, meaning that she always does whatever she wants without making any concessions?
Thank you.
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Ann225 Can I say that this friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate to other people, No. You must say this: This friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate other people.
- Ann225 Can I say that this friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate to other people, No.
- You must say this: This friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate other people.
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Ann225Can I say that this friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate to other people,
No. You must say this:
This friend of mine doesn't like to accommodate other people.
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