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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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check if the two sentences are grammatically correct, if not, then why?
If you ever love me for heart, you never like hate in life.
If you ever like heart for me, you never hate love in life.
If you ever love me for heart, you never like hate in life.
If you ever like heart for me, you never hate love in life.
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Sorry, but the two sentences are incomprehensible. I have no idea what you are trying to say. (By the way -- your post sounds like you are giving us a homework asignment, not asking for help.
- Sorry, but the two sentences are incomprehensible.
- I have no idea what you are trying to say.
- (By the way -- your post sounds like you are giving us a homework asignment, not asking for help.
- )
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Sorry, but the two sentences are incomprehensible. I have no idea what you are trying to say.
(By the way -- your post sounds like you are giving us a homework asignment, not asking for help. When asking for help, it's nice to use the word "please".)
(By the way -- your post sounds like you are giving us a homework asignment, not asking for help. When asking for help, it's nice to use the word "please".)
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