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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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Have nothing to do with each other
Please read these sentences.
"Many thought they were lovers. Police investigation, however, unveiled that they had nothing to do with each other."
Does this part, they had nothing to do with each other automatically mean that they used to be lovers?
They didn't. Do I have to change the sentence to suit the meaning?
"Many thought they were lovers. Police investigation, however, unveiled that they had nothing to do with each other."
Does this part, they had nothing to do with each other automatically mean that they used to be lovers?
They didn't. Do I have to change the sentence to suit the meaning?
Top answer
Hi, Your sentence correctly expresses your meaning. unveiled = showed they had nothing to do with each other = they were not connected in any way Clive
- Hi, Your sentence correctly expresses your meaning.
- unveiled = showed they had nothing to do with each other = they were not connected in any way Clive
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Hi,
Your sentence correctly expresses your meaning.
unveiled = showed
they had nothing to do with each other = they were not connected in any way
Clive
Your sentence correctly expresses your meaning.
unveiled = showed
they had nothing to do with each other = they were not connected in any way
Clive
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