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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"cannot" OR "not being able"
Please help me, I have two sentences :
A = I feel stupid because I "cannot" speak english
B = I feel stupid for "not being able" in english
Which is correct? A or B?
A = I feel stupid because I "cannot" speak english
B = I feel stupid for "not being able" in english
Which is correct? A or B?
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Anonymous Which is correct? A or B? Neither, really.
- Anonymous Which is correct?
- A or B?
- Neither, really.
- A = I feel stupid because I cannot speak E nglish .
- (2 mistakes) B = I feel stupid for not being able to speak E nglish .
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AnonymousWhich is correct? A or B?Neither, really.
A = I feel stupid because I cannot speak English. (2 mistakes)
B = I feel stupid for not being able to speak English.
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Anonymouswhich should I use?In practical terms, just say the one you find more comfortable saying, the one that you can pronounce more easily and fluently.
CJ
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