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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
grammatically, is it right to say this?
Hi, i just want to know if its right grammatically correct to say:
“I don’t smoke and the reason why is just that I don’t want to die, and it might be the same reason for why I might start smoking someday"
the second part of the quote is it grammatically correct?
thank you.
“I don’t smoke and the reason why is just that I don’t want to die, and it might be the same reason for why I might start smoking someday"
the second part of the quote is it grammatically correct?
thank you.
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Anonymous I don’t smoke , and the reason ( why ) is just that I don’t want to die, and it might be the same reason ( for why ) I might start smoking someday . It's correct as shown. The words in red parentheses are not needed.
- Anonymous I don’t smoke , and the reason ( why ) is just that I don’t want to die, and it might be the same reason ( for why ) I might start smoking someday .
- It's correct as shown.
- The words in red parentheses are not needed.
- While it is grammatically correct, it is somewhat cryptic, that is, difficult to understand.
- It says you might start smoking because you don't want to die.
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AnonymousI don’t smoke, and the reason (why) is just that I don’t want to die, and it might be the same reason (for why) I might start smoking someday.
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