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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Are these 2 questions correct?

In the movie beautiful creature, there is a scene where the uncle of the girl asks Ethan about his future.

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After watching this scene I asked this question but are they grammatically correct and understand what I mean :

Did he just say what he wanted for his future or was that what the future holds for him. Did the uncle make him see his future?

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Hi - Did he just say what he wanted for his future or was that what the future holds for him? Did the uncle make him see his future? ' after the first one I don't know the film, so I can't answer the questions!

— Dave_anon

  • Hi - Did he just say what he wanted for his future or was that what the future holds for him?
  • Did the uncle make him see his future?
  • ' after the first one I don't know the film, so I can't answer the questions!
  • Yes, I think it is the uncle who makes Ethan go into a trance and foresee a possible future for himself.
  • But, as a result of that, it may not turn out to be the future that he actually has Hope this helps, Dave
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Hi

- Did he just say what he wanted for his future or was that what the future holds for him? Did the uncle make him see his future?

Those sentences are fine, although I would put a '?' after the first one

I don't know the film, so I can't answer the questions! Yes, I think it is the uncle who makes Ethan go into a trance and foresee a possible future for himself. But
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AnonymousDid he just say what he wanted for his future or was that what the future holds for him.
Did he merely say what he wanted for his future, or is that what the future holds for him?
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