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Kleaver Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
doing or not doing?
If I request to have my kid with for 2 weeks in the summer stating that I could do additional writing with her apart all of the fun activities that I do with her, does that imply that I am not doing any writing with her and that only If I get 2 weeks with her that I will do lots of writing with her? Or does it imply that 2 weeks would give me more time to do more writing with her, and that I could still do fun activities with her?
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Hello, Kleaver—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member. Kleaver I request to have my kid with for 2 weeks in the summer stating that I could do additional writing with her apart all of the fun activities that I do with her 'Additional' does not explain additional to what.
- Hello, Kleaver—and welcome to English Forums.
- Thank you for registering as a member.
- Kleaver I request to have my kid with for 2 weeks in the summer stating that I could do additional writing with her apart all of the fun activities that I do with her 'Additional' does not explain additional to what.
- If it means 'additional to your writing.
- then you are already doing some.
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Hello, Kleaver—and welcome to English Forums. Thank you for registering as a member.
Kleaver I request to have my kid with for 2 weeks in the summer stating that I could do additional writing with her apart all of the fun activities that I do with her'Additional' does not explain additional to what. If it means 'additional to your writing. then you are alread
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