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Dilshi Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
Could someone please help me
I don't scare for anyone or I'm not afraid for anyone?
Top answer
Neither. I'm not afraid of anyone. CB
- Neither.
- I'm not afraid of anyone.
- CB
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Appie, I am sorry to say that nothing you have written in this post is correct.
I do not want another learner to read it and become confused.
If someone scares us, we are afraid.
Yes, "to do" is used for emphasis (I like ice cream. I really do like it.) but it's needed for the negative and for questions without adding emphasis.
Even if we accept "ain't" as gramma
I do not want another learner to read it and become confused.
If someone scares us, we are afraid.
Yes, "to do" is used for emphasis (I like ice cream. I really do like it.) but it's needed for the negative and for questions without adding emphasis.
Even if we accept "ain't" as gramma
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BarbaraPAAppie, I am sorry to say that nothing you have written in this post is correct. I do not want another learner to read it and become confused. If someone scares us, we are afraid. Yes, "to do" is used for emphasis (I like ice cream. I really do like it.) but it's needed for the negative and for questions without adding emphasis. Even if we accept "ain't" as gramma
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