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PreciousJones Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Appraisal
1. Want me to get it appraised? Or
Want me to have it appraised? Both correct w/ same meaning?
2. I'd be prouder if I had helped out. Or
I'd be prouder if I helped out. What's the difference?
3. What's his relationship with that guy. And
What's his relationship to that guy. Is there a difference and are they both usable?
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Want me to have it appraised? Both correct w/ same meaning?
2. I'd be prouder if I had helped out. Or
I'd be prouder if I helped out. What's the difference?
3. What's his relationship with that guy. And
What's his relationship to that guy. Is there a difference and are they both usable?
Thanks for caring!
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Hi, 1. Want me to get it appraised? Or Want me to have it appraised?
- Hi, 1.
- Want me to get it appraised?
- Or Want me to have it appraised?
- Both correct w/ same meaning?
- Yes.
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Hi,
1. Want me to get it appraised? Or
Want me to have it appraised? Both correct w/ same meaning? Yes. 'Get' is a slightly more casual word.
2. I'd be prouder if I had helped out. Or
I'd be prouder if I helped out. What's the difference?
The former sounds like you are talking about help you could have given in the past.
The latter soun
1. Want me to get it appraised? Or
Want me to have it appraised? Both correct w/ same meaning? Yes. 'Get' is a slightly more casual word.
2. I'd be prouder if I had helped out. Or
I'd be prouder if I helped out. What's the difference?
The former sounds like you are talking about help you could have given in the past.
The latter soun
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