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Moonrise Posted 5 years ago
Grammar
"Don't speak when angry or out of control"
Hi teachers,
May I ask a question, please?
Is it correct to say "Don't speak when angry or out of control."?
The meaning is:
"Don't speak when you're angry or out of control."
Thank you
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"? Perfectly correct. " Right, but don't think of "when angry" as omitting words.
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- Perfectly correct.
- " Right, but don't think of "when angry" as omitting words.
- "When" has the power to do this all by itself.
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MoonriseIs it correct to say "Don't speak when angry or out of control."?
Perfectly correct.
MoonriseThe meaning is:"Don't speak when you're angry or out of control."
Right, but don't think of "when angry" as omitting words. "When" has the power to do this all by itself.
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