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FreddyYan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Casual conversation among friends: Are no girls coming? I was going to introduce Billy to your girlfriends. Can this be said?
Casual conversation among friends:
Are no girls coming? I was going to introduce Billy to your girlfriends.
Can this be said?
Are no girls coming? I was going to introduce Billy to your girlfriends.
Can this be said?
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Both sentences are fine grammatically, but they don't make much sense logically. What are you trying to say exactly? I have a feeling that it should read as follows: Are the girls not coming?
- Both sentences are fine grammatically, but they don't make much sense logically.
- What are you trying to say exactly?
- I have a feeling that it should read as follows: Are the girls not coming?
- I was going to introduce them to Billy.
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Both sentences are fine grammatically, but they don't make much sense logically. What are you trying to say exactly?
I have a feeling that it should read as follows:
Are the girls not coming? I was going to introduce them to Billy.
I have a feeling that it should read as follows:
Are the girls not coming? I was going to introduce them to Billy.
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