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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary
Have
It's a nice question to have to solve.
Does "to have" indicate the possession-have or obligation-one in the above sentence?
Does "to have" indicate the possession-have or obligation-one in the above sentence?
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Obligation. For the possession meaning, we'd naturally say it some other way. Rather than solve a question , we usually - solve a problem answer a question .
- Obligation.
- For the possession meaning, we'd naturally say it some other way.
- Rather than solve a question , we usually - solve a problem answer a question .
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Obligation.
For the possession meaning, we'd naturally say it some other way.
Rather than solve a question, we usually -
solve a problem
answer a question.
For the possession meaning, we'd naturally say it some other way.
Rather than solve a question, we usually -
solve a problem
answer a question.
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