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Tenjing Posted 12 years ago
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Do these all sentences mean the same?
A. I couldn't do anything except to keep an eye on him.
B. I couldn't do anything except keep an eye in him.
C. I couldn't do anything except that I kept an eye on him.
One more question,
It's cold here all the time except in summer. Is it a correct sentence?
A. I couldn't do anything except to keep an eye on him.
B. I couldn't do anything except keep an eye in him.
C. I couldn't do anything except that I kept an eye on him.
One more question,
It's cold here all the time except in summer. Is it a correct sentence?
Top answer
A. B. C.
- A.
- B.
- C.
- I couldn't do anything except that I kept an eye on him.
- A and B are exactly the same in meaning.
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tenjingDo these all sentences mean the same?A. I couldn't do anything except to keep an eye on him.B. I couldn't do anything except keep an eye in him.C. I couldn't do anything except that I kept an eye on him.A and B are exactly the same in meaning. C sounds as if it intends to say the same thing, but less idiomatically.
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