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Stellayau Posted 18 years ago
Grammar

die or dead ?

1. I am overload for my work and I will die it soon

2. I am overload for my work and I will dead soon
  

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To me, both of them are wrong. 1. I am overload for my work and I will die it soon .

— Doll

  • To me, both of them are wrong.
  • 1.
  • I am overload for my work and I will die it soon .
  • 2.
  • I am overload for my work and I will be dead soon.
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To me, both of them are wrong.

1. I am overload for my work and I will die it soon.

2. I am overload for my work and I will be dead soon. Of course this sentences are gramamtically correct. I can't make any semantic comment now.
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Hi,

1. I am overload for my work and I will die it soon

2. I am overload for my work and I will dead soon

1. I am overloaded with work and I will die soon.

2. I am overloaded with work and I will be dead soon.

This actually happened to a man in Japan recently. He worked for Toyota.
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I'm so overloaded with work, I'm going to keel over and die any day now.
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