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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I should have not treated you kindly at first."
"I should have not treated you kindly in the first place."
"I should have not treated you kindly at first."
I think at first here is not appropriate because it means at the first sight.
Do you agree with me or is there another reason or thought about the two sentences? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
"I should have not treated you kindly at first."
I think at first here is not appropriate because it means at the first sight.
Do you agree with me or is there another reason or thought about the two sentences? Thank you so much as usual and have a good day.
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Hi I think what you think is correct.
- Hi I think what you think is correct.
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Hmm... why do you say that at first means at the first sight?
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Thank you so much and then "at first" and "in the first place" are interchangeable, you think? please help me out again.
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