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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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as to saying "no" without making them angry.
The question is as to saying "no" without making them angry.
Teh question is as for saying "no" without making them angry.
Do both of the above sound right? If not, how would you reword them? Thanks.
Teh question is as for saying "no" without making them angry.
Do both of the above sound right? If not, how would you reword them? Thanks.
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The correct way to say it: The question is how to say "no" without making them angry.
- The correct way to say it: The question is how to say "no" without making them angry.
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The correct way to say it:
The question is how to say "no" without making them angry.
The question is how to say "no" without making them angry.
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