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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
careful you are , more you're careful
Hello Everyone,
Could you please tell me which is grammatically correct? Is there a difference?
The more careful you are the more you'll dirty in surprisingly.
The more you're careful the more you'll dirty in surprisingly.
Could you please tell me which is grammatically correct? Is there a difference?
The more careful you are the more you'll dirty in surprisingly.
The more you're careful the more you'll dirty in surprisingly.
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Aside from being grammatical, the sentences seem to lack the semantics to form a complete and logical concept. ) trying very to avoid splashing on it? Then I would say: it seems like the more careful you are with your clothes, the more likely you will get them dirty, or something similar to that effect..
- Aside from being grammatical, the sentences seem to lack the semantics to form a complete and logical concept.
- ) trying very to avoid splashing on it?
- Then I would say: it seems like the more careful you are with your clothes, the more likely you will get them dirty, or something similar to that effect..
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Aside from being grammatical, the sentences seem to lack the semantics to form a complete and logical concept.
Are you referring to being careful with your nice clothes (which you are wearing at a dinner function while tackling a lobster ?) trying very to avoid splashing on it? Then I would say: it seems like the more careful you are with your clothes, the more likely you will get them dirt
Are you referring to being careful with your nice clothes (which you are wearing at a dinner function while tackling a lobster ?) trying very to avoid splashing on it? Then I would say: it seems like the more careful you are with your clothes, the more likely you will get them dirt
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