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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Are these statements correct?
1. Greg doesn't even consider changing his diet unless he is convinced by his doctor.
2. If the frost had hit later, this year's expected harvest of peach might be lesser.
3. Linguists at a recent congress in Seattle have warned that half of human languages will have disappeared by the end of the century, as smaller societies are getting assimilated into national and global cultures.
2. If the frost had hit later, this year's expected harvest of peach might be lesser.
3. Linguists at a recent congress in Seattle have warned that half of human languages will have disappeared by the end of the century, as smaller societies are getting assimilated into national and global cultures.
Top answer
1. won't even consider 2. might have been 3.
- 1.
- won't even consider 2.
- might have been 3.
- ok (I'd prefer 'becoming' over 'getting')
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1. won't even consider
2. might have been
3. ok (I'd prefer 'becoming' over 'getting')
2. might have been
3. ok (I'd prefer 'becoming' over 'getting')
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