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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
First clause doesn't go with second
How would you naturally say this please?
- The box is too heavy especially with my broken hand. (seems first part doesn't go with second)
- This is too heavy especially since I have a broken hand. (seems first part doesn't go with second)
How would you properly say this please?
- It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday. (how would you naturally say this?)
Thank you
- The box is too heavy especially with my broken hand. (seems first part doesn't go with second)
- This is too heavy especially since I have a broken hand. (seems first part doesn't go with second)
How would you properly say this please?
- It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday. (how would you naturally say this?)
Thank you
Top answer
" It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday. I see nothing wrong with that.
- " It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday.
- I see nothing wrong with that.
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How about: "The box is too heavy for me to lift, especially since one of my hands is broken."
It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday.
I see nothing wrong with that.
It's a different brand jam from the one you had yesterday.
I see nothing wrong with that.
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