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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec.
Please correct the following text:
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I think/believe I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec.
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He has been abused in every way possible.
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John: Why did you sue him when you didn't have sufficient proofs?! As he has won the case now, you have to compensate him.
Michael: Compensate for what?
John: Because you tried to defame his good name in the eyes of public.
Michael: I didn't try! He, in a way, forced me to sue him.
John: Ya, that's what only I know, public doesn't know this.
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I think/believe I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec.
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He has been abused in every way possible.
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John: Why did you sue him when you didn't have sufficient proofs?! As he has won the case now, you have to compensate him.
Michael: Compensate for what?
John: Because you tried to defame his good name in the eyes of public.
Michael: I didn't try! He, in a way, forced me to sue him.
John: Ya, that's what only I know, public doesn't know this.
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Jackson6612 Please correct the following text: 1: I think/believe I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec. " 2: He has been abused in every way possible. [Y] 3: John: Why did you sue him when you didn't have sufficient proof?
- Jackson6612 Please correct the following text: 1: I think/believe I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec.
- " 2: He has been abused in every way possible.
- [Y] 3: John: Why did you sue him when you didn't have sufficient proof?
- As he has won the case now , you have to compensate him.
- Michael: Compensate for what?
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Jackson6612Please correct the following text:
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I think/believe I won't be able to get this done any earlier than 25th Dec. "I don't think I will be able...."
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He has been abused in every way possible. [Y]
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John: Why did you sue him when you didn't have sufficient proof?
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Is the following sentence correct?
Ya, that's what which only I know, public doesn't know this.
Ya, that's what which only I know, public doesn't know this.
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Jackson6612Is the following sentence correct?No - sorry. The whole sentence is grammatically wrong.
Ya, that's what which only I know, public doesn't know this.
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Feebs11Would you please correct it then? And by the way, what is so wrong with it?
No - sorry. The whole sentence is grammatically wrong.
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Or:
Yes, that's something only I know, but the public doesn't.
Yes, that's something that/which only I know, but the public doesn't.
Yes, that's something only I know, but the public doesn't.
Yes, that's something that/which only I know, but the public doesn't.
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