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Jackson6612 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

If you call ever me fat or anything along this line again then the consequences will be dire.

Are the given sentences mean the same, assuming they are correct?

1 - If you call ever me fat or anything along this line again then the consequences will be dire.
2 - If you call ever me fat or anything like that again then the consequences will be dire.
  

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They're both fine except for the word order at the beginning: If you ever call me fat.....

— Philip

  • They're both fine except for the word order at the beginning: If you ever call me fat.....
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They're both fine except for the word order at the beginning: If you ever call me fat.....
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Jackson66121 - If you ever call ever me fat or anything along this line again, then the consequences will be dire.
2 - If you ever call ever me fat or anything like
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Thank you. I don't know how ever jumped forward!
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The expression I'm more familiar with is "along those/these lines".
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