As easy to be cheated
Is this grammatically correct? The way of saying.
This vegetable seller is ripping me off, but he doesn't know that I am not the one "who is as easy as to be cheated or deceived".
I know I could simply say this, "who gets cheated easily" , "who you can cheat easily".
But I want to know about the way I stated please help.
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Liton Das I want to know about the way I stated What you have isn't right, so we have to guess what you're trying to say. Nevertheless, I think maybe this is it: The vegetable seller doesn't know that I'm not as easy to cheat as he may think. CJ
- Liton Das I want to know about the way I stated What you have isn't right, so we have to guess what you're trying to say.
- Nevertheless, I think maybe this is it: The vegetable seller doesn't know that I'm not as easy to cheat as he may think.
- CJ
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Liton DasI want to know about the way I stated
What you have isn't right, so we have to guess what you're trying to say.
Nevertheless, I think maybe this is it:
The vegetable seller doesn't know that I'm not as easy to cheat as he may think.
CJ
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