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Healer Posted 3 years ago
Grammar
Has/is/are nothing/something to do with them/it
Are the following all grammatically valid? -It had nothing to do with me. -They are nothing to do with them. -You have nothing to do with her. -It is something to do with us.
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healer Are the following all grammatically valid? -It had nothing to do with me. -They are nothing to do with them.
- healer Are the following all grammatically valid?
- -It had nothing to do with me.
- -They are nothing to do with them.
- -You have nothing to do with her.
- -It is something to do with us.
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healer Are the following all grammatically valid? -It had nothing to do with me. -They are nothing to do with them. -You have nothing to do with her. -It is something to do with us.
This would be easier to read as follows. (Hint, hint.)
Are the following all grammatically valid?
-It had nothing to do with me.
-They are nothing to do with them
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