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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Both mean the same?

If you combine a bad mood and bad words, you would be a fool to expect anything but bad results.

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If you combined a bad mood and bad words, you would be a fool to expect anything but bad results.

I saw the first sentence on tv. Isn't it supposed to be the second one the correct one?
  

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Anonymous Isn't it supposed to be the second one the correct one? Not 'supposed to' but it is a more careful construction when writing.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Isn't it supposed to be the second one the correct one?
  • Not 'supposed to' but it is a more careful construction when writing.
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AnonymousIsn't it supposed to be the second one the correct one?
Not 'supposed to' but it is a more careful construction when writing.
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