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Soheil1 Posted 13 years ago
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Contradictory?!
Hi.
Do I say 'I wanted to leave your lectur midway but it was contradictory to courtesy'?OR is there any better sentence?
Do I say 'I wanted to leave your lectur midway but it was contradictory to courtesy'?OR is there any better sentence?
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In the case of you lecture, I would use mid-way. Midway is an island in the Pacific ocean. You might then go on to say 'discourteous' to simplify your statement.
- In the case of you lecture, I would use mid-way.
- Midway is an island in the Pacific ocean.
- You might then go on to say 'discourteous' to simplify your statement.
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In the case of you lecture, I would use mid-way. Midway is an island in the Pacific ocean. You might then go on to say 'discourteous' to simplify your statement.
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I wanted to leave your lecture early but it would have seemed rude.
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