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PTsniper Posted 19 years ago
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Always, still or both?
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00 I must say, this an excelent forum, congratulations. 02 br
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00 In the following sentence: "She's 01 i 00 _______ 02 i 00 looking for a new computer game.", what would you put in the gap? Always, still, or both? 02 br
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00 I must say, this an excelent forum, congratulations. 02 br
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00 My question is: 02 br
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00 In the following sentence: "She's 01 i 00 _______ 02 i 00 looking for a new computer game.", what would you put in the gap? Always, still, or both? 02 br
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0 First, which would 01 i 00 you 02 i 00 choose, and why? 0-
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00 This was a question that came in a test, and I answered always, but to me, but of them are correct. 0-
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00 This was a question that came in a test, and I answered always, but to me, but of them are correct. 0-
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0 I would answer ' 01 i 00 always 02 i 00 ' too, PT, but ' 01 i 00 still' 02 i 00 is also possible. ' 01 i 00 Both 02 i 00 ' doesn't work-- for that you need two subjects or two predicates ( 01 i 00 She and John are both looking for a new game; She's looking for both a new game and a new boyfriend 02 i 00 ), 02 br
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0 Thats exactly what I tought. 02 br
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00 When I said both, I was referring to still and always (both), not the word both 05 0 00 . 02 br
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00 And thank you so much, you did help me a lot. 010id 2
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00 When I said both, I was referring to still and always (both), not the word both 05 0 00 . 02 br
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00 And thank you so much, you did help me a lot. 010id 2
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