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Seagull Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Another step back and/or you might
Another step back, (and/or) you might fall.
Are the two options in the brackets both possible? In my grammar book, the correct answer to this question is "or," but I think "and" is possible in a case where a boy is standing backward at the end of the platform, and his parent warns him that it's dangerous. What do you think?
Are the two options in the brackets both possible? In my grammar book, the correct answer to this question is "or," but I think "and" is possible in a case where a boy is standing backward at the end of the platform, and his parent warns him that it's dangerous. What do you think?
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I agree with you. If someone is moving backwards you might warn them thus of the risk of taking another step.
- I agree with you.
- If someone is moving backwards you might warn them thus of the risk of taking another step.
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I agree with you. If someone is moving backwards you might warn them thus of the risk of taking another step.
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I understand. I'm glad to hear you agreed.
Thank you very much indeed, Blue Jay.
Thank you very much indeed, Blue Jay.
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