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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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does this sentence make sense?? need help
does "hide attemps" expression makes sense, it exists in english?
or no, it is "attemps to hide"..
we can´t use "hide attemps" ?
if anyone ca help me , im portuguese, so there smany doubst i have in some expressions , many time i ain´t sure if they exist at all.
thank you.
or no, it is "attemps to hide"..
we can´t use "hide attemps" ?
if anyone ca help me , im portuguese, so there smany doubst i have in some expressions , many time i ain´t sure if they exist at all.
thank you.
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Well you haven't given me a sentence to work with, but here are two possibilities: She never hides her attempts to go home early . ( hide is a verb, attempt is a noun) She never attempts to hide her desire to go home early . ( attempt and hide are verbs)
- Well you haven't given me a sentence to work with, but here are two possibilities: She never hides her attempts to go home early .
- ( hide is a verb, attempt is a noun) She never attempts to hide her desire to go home early .
- ( attempt and hide are verbs)
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Well you haven't given me a sentence to work with, but here are two possibilities:
She never hides her attempts to go home early. (hide is a verb, attempt is a noun)
She never attempts to hide her desire to go home early. (attempt and hide are verbs)
She never hides her attempts to go home early. (hide is a verb, attempt is a noun)
She never attempts to hide her desire to go home early. (attempt and hide are verbs)
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hi thanks.
sohere´s an example: " they do no hide attempts" . does this makes sense? ..or i will have to go with "they don´t attempt to hide" ?
i see you used "hides (her) attemps" in your first sentence , but in a way that what is being hided is the attempts , .. not what i "wanna use", i want to give the idea of an attempting to hide (soemthing ), but like "hide attempts" in the middl
sohere´s an example: " they do no hide attempts" . does this makes sense? ..or i will have to go with "they don´t attempt to hide" ?
i see you used "hides (her) attemps" in your first sentence , but in a way that what is being hided is the attempts , .. not what i "wanna use", i want to give the idea of an attempting to hide (soemthing ), but like "hide attempts" in the middl
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hello again..
or should i say " they do hidden attemps.."? any of this makes sense ? "hide attemps" or "hidden attemps"
another ex: "they need the truth no (hide/ or hidden) attempts of..? can any of this words be used here? thanks.
or should i say " they do hidden attemps.."? any of this makes sense ? "hide attemps" or "hidden attemps"
another ex: "they need the truth no (hide/ or hidden) attempts of..? can any of this words be used here? thanks.
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they do no hide their attempts to ... OK
they done hide attempts not correct
they done hide attempts not correct
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hide attemps -- No. She hides (v) attempts (n) to cheat. (cheat is Object)
they do no hide attempts -- No. They do not hide (v) attempts (n) to cheat.
they don´t attempt to hide -- Yes. = they don't try to hide. (hide is Object)
they done hide attempts -- No. They attempted to h
they do no hide attempts -- No. They do not hide (v) attempts (n) to cheat.
they don´t attempt to hide -- Yes. = they don't try to hide. (hide is Object)
they done hide attempts -- No. They attempted to h
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Marius Hancuthey do no hide their attempts to ... OKI was wrong here: I skipped over no, which must be not.
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