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Tash88 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Can you say "keep someone willing to do something"?
In the sentence "Keep your guests impressed and willing to share their positive experience" is it correct to say keep someone willing to do something?
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tash88 In the sentence "Keep your guests impressed and willing to share their positive experience" is it correct to say keep someone willing to do something? Yes, it makes sense and is grammatically correct.
- tash88 In the sentence "Keep your guests impressed and willing to share their positive experience" is it correct to say keep someone willing to do something?
- Yes, it makes sense and is grammatically correct.
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tash88In the sentence "Keep your guests impressed and willing to share their positive experience" is it correct to say keep someone willing to do something?
Yes, it makes sense and is grammatically correct.
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