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Park sang joon Posted 11 years ago
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Had a comment
1. We got sharp criticisms from critics on our new book but I had a comment on our book to want to say.
2. I had a comment form a critic.
I'd like to know if I can use either #1 or #2, with having different usage for "have a comment."
Thank you in advance for your help.
2. I had a comment form a critic.
I'd like to know if I can use either #1 or #2, with having different usage for "have a comment."
Thank you in advance for your help.
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" I don't understand #1; it needs some kind of revision. Do does #2. Would you like to proofread and revise them before I have a comment?
- " I don't understand #1; it needs some kind of revision.
- Do does #2.
- Would you like to proofread and revise them before I have a comment?
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park sang joonI'd like to know if I can use either #1 or #2, with having different usage for "have a comment."I don't understand #1; it needs some kind of revision. Do does #2. Would you like to proofread and revise them before I have a comment?
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I'm so sorry for my poor English, but I have the skill to proofread.
3. We received sharp reviews from critics on our new book, but I had a comment to to dispute those.
4. I had a comment from the user on our new book.?here, I means "received" by "had."
I'd like to know if I can use either #1 or #2, with having different usage for "have a comment."
3. We received sharp reviews from critics on our new book, but I had a comment to to dispute those.
4. I had a comment from the user on our new book.?here, I means "received" by "had."
I'd like to know if I can use either #1 or #2, with having different usage for "have a comment."
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3. We received sharp reviews from critics of our new book, but I had a comment to dispute those.
4. I had a comment from the user on our new book.
Ah, I see. In #2, 'have' means 'possess' and in #3, 'have' means receive. But I think the 'have's actually mean the same; in #3 it is the instant after receiving, so it also means 'possess' in a way.
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4. I had a comment from the user on our new book.
Ah, I see. In #2, 'have' means 'possess' and in #3, 'have' means receive. But I think the 'have's actually mean the same; in #3 it is the instant after receiving, so it also means 'possess' in a way.
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