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Vsuresh Posted 13 years ago
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deem

Hi
Please tell me if this is OK.

Context: A person encourages his friends to share his thoughts with others.

"Nobody is going to deem it (receiving mails on value education) a trouble or disturbance."
  

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Context : A person encourages his friends to share his thoughts with others. I don't clearly understand what this means. Do you mean that I say to my friends eg - Here are my thoughts on this matter.

— Clive

  • Context : A person encourages his friends to share his thoughts with others.
  • I don't clearly understand what this means.
  • Do you mean that I say to my friends eg - Here are my thoughts on this matter.
  • Please share them with others.
  • Clive
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Context: A person encourages his friends to share his thoughts with others.
I don't clearly understand what this means.

Do you mean that I say to my friends eg -
Here are my thoughts on this matter.
Please share them with ot
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Hi Clive

Thanks for your help.

One of the members in my friends' group (internet), asks me if he could share good thoughts with others in the group as well.
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"Nobody is going to deem it (receiving mails on value education) a trouble or disturbance."

'Don't say 'a trouble'.
Say ' a disturbance', but better is eg 'a nuisance'.
'Deem' is OK, but 'think' is more common.
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