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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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For him to lose his temper
1-I did something for him to lose his temper.
Does this mean:
a-I did something that made him lose his temper (maybe it was not my intention to make him lose his temper)
or:
b-I did something so that he would lose his temper (that was my intention but maybe he did not lose his temper)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Does this mean:
a-I did something that made him lose his temper (maybe it was not my intention to make him lose his temper)
or:
b-I did something so that he would lose his temper (that was my intention but maybe he did not lose his temper)
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
A is the reasonable assumption.
- A is the reasonable assumption.
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