Escapades- Grammar
Could you tell - Are these sentences correct-
Context : Jane is a person who tends to make bad decisions and then end up in a mess. So. these statements are made to Jane.
1. I warned you every time before you set off on your misadventures.
2. I warned you every time before you set off on your little escapades.
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I can see where Jane might set off on an adventure, but I doubt she set off with the intention of having a misadventure, so I would not use the first one without changing misadventures to adventures . Otherwise, both are OK. CJ
- I can see where Jane might set off on an adventure, but I doubt she set off with the intention of having a misadventure, so I would not use the first one without changing misadventures to adventures .
- Otherwise, both are OK.
- CJ
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I can see where Jane might set off on an adventure, but I doubt she set off with the intention of having a misadventure, so I would not use the first one without changing misadventures to adventures.
Otherwise, both are OK.
CJ
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