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Lucas21c Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Bear with
Could you confirm whether the following expression is okay? Thank you.
I bear with you [this time/one more time/again], but I won't let it go next time.
I bear with you [this time/one more time/again], but I won't let it go next time.
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The two parts of that sentence don't really fit with each other. Also, "bear with" is mostly used in the imperative. Try "put up with" instead.
- The two parts of that sentence don't really fit with each other.
- Also, "bear with" is mostly used in the imperative.
- Try "put up with" instead.
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The two parts of that sentence don't really fit with each other.
Also, "bear with" is mostly used in the imperative. Try "put up with" instead.
Also, "bear with" is mostly used in the imperative. Try "put up with" instead.
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