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Contraposition Posted 13 years ago
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find
to find someone to do something
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to find someone doing something?
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to find someone doing something?
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Both are possible, but they mean very different things, I found George kissing my wife. I must find someone to teach him a lesson.
- Both are possible, but they mean very different things, I found George kissing my wife.
- I must find someone to teach him a lesson.
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Both are possible, but they mean very different things,
I found George kissing my wife. I must find someone to teach him a lesson.
I found George kissing my wife. I must find someone to teach him a lesson.
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