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Navitasan Posted 15 years ago
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Are sentences 1 and 2 correct with the given meanings:

1-I don't want to make him any angrier with me. i already have not said hello to him.

(I have not said hello to him and that is already bad. I don't want to make things worse.)

2-I want to do something I already have not done.

(meaning: a-I want to do something I have not already done)

"a" is the way I say it. I was wondering if "1" was correct.

On the other hand I think "1" is correct.
  

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You are composing awkwardnesses that need not be. 1- I don't want to make him any angrier with me. I've already not said hello to him.

— Mister Micawber

  • You are composing awkwardnesses that need not be.
  • 1- I don't want to make him any angrier with me.
  • I've already not said hello to him.
  • 2- I want to do something I have not already done.
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You are composing awkwardnesses that need not be.

1- I don't want to make him any angrier with me. I've already not said hello to him.

2- I want to do something I have not already done.
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navitasanAre sentences 1 and 2 correct with the given meanings:

1-I don't want to make him any angrier with me. i already have not said hello to him.
(I have not said hello to him and that is already bad. I don't want to make things worse.)

Why not make it one sentence?

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