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Kook j Posted 15 years ago
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Hi.
I can't understand the usage of this but below:
7.That . . . not. Used after a negative or question: There never is a tax law presented but someone will oppose it.
Does the sentence above mean: There never is a tax law presented but no one will oppose it / There never is a tax law presented but everyone will dismiss it ?
I can't understand the usage of this but below:
7.That . . . not. Used after a negative or question: There never is a tax law presented but someone will oppose it.
Does the sentence above mean: There never is a tax law presented but no one will oppose it / There never is a tax law presented but everyone will dismiss it ?
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- Used after a negative or question: There never is a tax law presented but someone will oppose it.
- Does the sentence above mean: There never is a tax law presented but no one will oppose it / There never is a tax law presented but everyone will dismiss it ?
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Hi,
I can't understand the usage of this but below:
7.That . . . not. Used after a negative or question: There never is a tax law presented but someone will oppose it.
Does the sentence above mean: There never is a tax law presented but no one will oppose it / There never is a tax law presented but e
I can't understand the usage of this but below:
7.That . . . not. Used after a negative or question: There never is a tax law presented but someone will oppose it.
Does the sentence above mean: There never is a tax law presented but no one will oppose it / There never is a tax law presented but e
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