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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
Argue to refuse
Dear Teachers,
1. Why do you always argue to refuse without trying to find a solution to solve problems?
- Is this natural to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. Why do you always argue to refuse without trying to find a solution to solve problems?
- Is this natural to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Hi Stevenukd, Your sentence doesn't quite compute. I don't think the words work the way you want them to. " Best wishes, - A.
- Hi Stevenukd, Your sentence doesn't quite compute.
- I don't think the words work the way you want them to.
- " Best wishes, - A.
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Hi Stevenukd,
Your sentence doesn't quite compute. I don't think the words work the way you want them to.
Do you mean something like, "Why do you always refuse to discuss a problem, and not try to find a solution?"
Best wishes, - A.
Your sentence doesn't quite compute. I don't think the words work the way you want them to.
Do you mean something like, "Why do you always refuse to discuss a problem, and not try to find a solution?"
Best wishes, - A.
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