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Rahul Shah Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
How to interpret the following
Can someone please assist me in interpreting this conversation
A said to B "Sorry that I really cannot go near the topic of your health right now I am sure that you expect me to "
Does this imply that A is not expecting B to go near the topic of A's health or does it mean that A is expecting B to go near the topic of A' heath
A said to B "Sorry that I really cannot go near the topic of your health right now I am sure that you expect me to "
Does this imply that A is not expecting B to go near the topic of A's health or does it mean that A is expecting B to go near the topic of A' heath
Top answer
A does not want to talk about B's health. A is sure about this statement: B expects A to talk about his (B's) health.
- A does not want to talk about B's health.
- A is sure about this statement: B expects A to talk about his (B's) health.
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A does not want to talk about B's health.
A is sure about this statement:
B expects A to talk about his (B's) health.
A is sure about this statement:
B expects A to talk about his (B's) health.
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