But he loses when he doesn’t concentrate. But he loses to me when he doesn’t concentrate. I’m touch ed my her kindness.
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KJinCali793. I'm touch by her kindness. I'm touched by her kindness.Hi,
Thinking SpainIs it correct now?Yes, it’s correct now. I would say focused, though.
But he loses to me when he isn't concentrated.
Aspara GusYes, it’s correct now. I would say focused, though.Hi Aspara Gus,
CalifJimNeither … nor isn't concentrated works.It may not be particularly natural, but I’d say it’s correct and understandable.
CalifJimisn't concentratingYes! I overlooked that one.
CalifJimNeither isn't concentrate nor isn't concentrated works.Hi Jim,
Both doesn't concentrate and isn't concentrating work.CJ
Aspara Gus: CalifJimNeither … nor isn't concentrated works.It sounds totally foreign to me! To my ear, orange juice can be concentrated, not people.
It may not be particularly natural, but I’d say it’s correct and understandable.