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Swift13 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

HI

Is it right to say:

"Its very mean of me as I always happen to misinterpret your every action"

Pls anyone help me out on the above...
  

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It's very mean of me , but I misinterpret your every action.

  • It's very mean of me , but I misinterpret your every action.
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It's very mean of me, but I misinterpret your every action.
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Thanks for u suggestion...

but does that make no sense if i had to add 'happen to be' or 'happened to' in that sentence???

what does this 'happen to be' or 'happened to' exactly mean??

pls suggest ... once again appreciate ur prompt reply..
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'Happen to' means 'by chance, casually'. It is inappropriate to what you are trying to say here.
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Thankyou very much..
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Nature of devotion is such that you feel longing in its absence. Once you get a glimpse of devotion then its absence causes perturbation in mind. it is not that devotion is absent but you feel as if it is not there.. the very indication of devotion is that you experience bliss in its presence and its absence makes you restless.

can you pls explain to me what the writer needs
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He is explaining how 'devotion' affects your mind or how to identify it if you have it. You're happy when you've got it and restless when you haven't.
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Thanks ... would u tell me the difference between 'communicating' and 'conversation'
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As used in language study, and very briefly defined: communication is a successful act of information transfer, while conversation is an informal social activity.

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