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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
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Ankit and Trisha..
Are there any grammatical mistakes? Do these sound natural to you?
1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar imprecation.
2) Because I have suffered from acute fever with a cold for/since the last week, I couldn't post.
1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar imprecation.
2) Because I have suffered from acute fever with a cold for/since the last week, I couldn't post.
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Are there any grammatical mistakes? Do these sound natural to you? 1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar an imprecation.
- Are there any grammatical mistakes?
- Do these sound natural to you?
- 1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar an imprecation.
- All imprecations are vulgar.
- The grammar is OK, but 'imprecation' is an uncommon word.
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Are there any grammatical mistakes? Do these sound natural to you?
1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar an imprecation.
All imprecations are vulgar.
The grammar is OK, but 'imprecation' is an uncommon word.
2) Because I have suffered from acute fever with a cold for/since the last week, I couldn't post.
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Hasibrahman1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with a vulgar imprecation.
1) Ankit and Trisha used to greet one another on the phone with vulgar expressions / vulgarities / profanity / expletives / foul language.
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