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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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contradicting statement
0 A mother is visiting her daughter who has been away for an extended period of time to play a reality game on a remote island. That's the context. 02 br
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00 When she leaves, another contestant says, "She came here, stripped down to her panties and left with only her bra." 02 br
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00 Is what the contestant says logical? 02 br
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00 When she leaves, another contestant says, "She came here, stripped down to her panties and left with only her bra." 02 br
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00 Is what the contestant says logical? 02 br
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0 Sorry MM. I don't quite get your answer. When you strip down to your boxer or panties, do you still have your underpants? 0-
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0 No, it doesn't make any sense at all. But in this, I agree with Mr. M. It makes as much sense as anything else that happens on "reality" TV. 0-
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0 Just want to make sure my understanding of the inconsistency is the same as yours. She couldn't have left with just her bra because she still had her panties. She stripped down to her panties means she still had her panties. 0-
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0 If I stipped down to my panties, I would actually assume that meant I took my bra off. So either I'm a very fast changer - and ended up putting on my bra while taking off my panties before leaving, or there's just no logic to it. 0-
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Do you feel this is contradicting statement...I don't "want" anything. But I didn't say anything about ridding myself of you
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