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BulbulTada Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
'didn't let her chance slip away' ??
Am I right to think that this sentence is wrong:
This time, Radford didn't let her chance slip away.
And rather it should be:
This time, Radford didn't let her (have a) chance to slip away.
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Oh, please excuse me for misunderstanding it! 'Radford' sounded masculine to me. I now see that it is a surname and she didn't let her chance slip away.
- Oh, please excuse me for misunderstanding it!
- 'Radford' sounded masculine to me.
- I now see that it is a surname and she didn't let her chance slip away.
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Oh, please excuse me for misunderstanding it! 'Radford' sounded masculine to me. I now see that it is a surname and she didn't let her chance slip away.
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