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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
I have got few doubts about general grammer. somebody please help.
1.How do i say when I am referring to someone younger to me ," He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"?
2.When I have already sipped or tasted a bit from food and somebody reaches to taste it and is not aware that I have already tasted it, What should I tell them.. " I have already salivated it?
2.When I have already sipped or tasted a bit from food and somebody reaches to taste it and is not aware that I have already tasted it, What should I tell them.. " I have already salivated it?
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How do i say when I am referring to someone younger to me ," He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"? Say '. .
- How do i say when I am referring to someone younger to me ," He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"?
- Say '.
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- When I have already sipped or tasted a bit from food and somebody reaches to taste it and is not aware that I have already tasted it, What should I tell them..
- " I have already salivated it?
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Hi,
1.How do i say when I am referring to someone younger to me ," He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"?
Say '. . . than me'
2.When I have already sipped or tasted a bit from food and somebody reaches to taste it and is not aware that I have already tasted it, What should I tell th
1.How do i say when I am referring to someone younger to me ," He is younger to me" or " He is younger than me"?
Say '. . . than me'
2.When I have already sipped or tasted a bit from food and somebody reaches to taste it and is not aware that I have already tasted it, What should I tell th
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