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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
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Can you be my friend
Hello, I want to ask two questions. Are these questions correct and idiomatic?
1. Can you be my friend? (Meaning I want you to be my friend)
2. He tried a lot, and in the end he succeeded it. (succeed it or achieve it which one is correct? Using "It" is wrong I think)
Thank you very much
1. Can you be my friend? (Meaning I want you to be my friend)
2. He tried a lot, and in the end he succeeded it. (succeed it or achieve it which one is correct? Using "It" is wrong I think)
Thank you very much
Top answer
1. Will you be my friend? 2.
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- Will you be my friend?
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- He tried hard and in the end he succeeded.
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1. Will you be my friend? 2. He tried hard and in the end he succeeded.
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