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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Have a second thought
Thanks for your response to my post.
I know the meaning of 'think it over' but is it right to say 'think it over again' to someone who has made a decision and you want her to reconsider her decision? Secondly, can we use 'have a second thought' for the same purpose? Like: You should think it over again.
You should have a second thought. I know 'second thought' is used when one is changing one's decision. Will it work in my given situation?
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No. In the words you used yourself, say 'You might want to reconsider your decision'.
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- In the words you used yourself, say 'You might want to reconsider your decision'.
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No. In the words you used yourself, say 'You might want to reconsider your decision'.
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