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Addyaddy Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
grammar
A mother yells at her son saying:
I won't have you call me that
vs.
I won't have you calling me that
which of sentences is correct. I think the first one is. If not, why, why not??
I won't have you call me that
vs.
I won't have you calling me that
which of sentences is correct. I think the first one is. If not, why, why not??
Top answer
addyaddy I won't have you call me that vs. I won't have you calling me that Both of those are fine in British English. Don't forget the full stop at the end of a sentence.
- addyaddy I won't have you call me that vs.
- I won't have you calling me that Both of those are fine in British English.
- Don't forget the full stop at the end of a sentence.
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addyaddy I won't have you call me that vs. I won't have you calling me thatBoth of those are fine in British English. Don't forget the full stop at the end of a sentence.
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