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Mr. Tom Posted 16 years ago
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However much you try to please him, you remain a failure.
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Do you find this sentence natural? Any suggestion is welcome.
However much you (might) try to please him, you (will) remain a failure.
Please tell me if I can remove might and will from the sentence without changing the meaning?
Thanks,
Tom
Do you find this sentence natural? Any suggestion is welcome.
However much you (might) try to please him, you (will) remain a failure.
Please tell me if I can remove might and will from the sentence without changing the meaning?
Thanks,
Tom
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Hi, Do you find this sentence natural? Yes. Any suggestion is welcome.
- Hi, Do you find this sentence natural?
- Yes.
- Any suggestion is welcome.
- However much you (might) try to please him, you (will) remain a failure.
- Please tell me if I can remove might and will from the sentence without changing the meaning?
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Hi,
Do you find this sentence natural? Yes. Any suggestion is welcome.
However much you (might) try to please him, you (will) remain a failure.
Please tell me if I can remove might and will from the sentence without changing the meaning?
The above version sounds hypothetical. eg if you try, you will remain a failure.
Do you find this sentence natural? Yes. Any suggestion is welcome.
However much you (might) try to please him, you (will) remain a failure.
Please tell me if I can remove might and will from the sentence without changing the meaning?
The above version sounds hypothetical. eg if you try, you will remain a failure.
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