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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Addressing someone
Hi,
While addressing someone directly (as opposed to past narrative), is it okay to say this: Jill must have been ill, or she would have won. He must have helped, or you wouldn't be alright now. (or) Jill will change things in ways which you could never have imagined. (or must we stick with the simpler 'you can never imagine'?)
TIA,
While addressing someone directly (as opposed to past narrative), is it okay to say this: Jill must have been ill, or she would have won. He must have helped, or you wouldn't be alright now. (or) Jill will change things in ways which you could never have imagined. (or must we stick with the simpler 'you can never imagine'?)
TIA,
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I have already answered your question on imagining on another thread. Do not double-post. Your other sentences are OK.
- I have already answered your question on imagining on another thread.
- Do not double-post.
- Your other sentences are OK.
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I have already answered your question on imagining on another thread. Do not double-post. Your other sentences are OK.
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