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Northwind Posted 18 years ago
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If you continue obstinate, you'll lose your job.
Are the following sentences correct?
If they are, what's the difference?
#1. If you continue obstinate, you'll lose your job.
#2. If you continue to be obstinate, you'll lose your job.
If they are, what's the difference?
#1. If you continue obstinate, you'll lose your job.
#2. If you continue to be obstinate, you'll lose your job.
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northwind Are the following sentences correct? Only #2, although you might find something like #1 in a literary or poetic context. CJ
- northwind Are the following sentences correct?
- Only #2, although you might find something like #1 in a literary or poetic context.
- CJ
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northwindAre the following sentences correct?Only #2, although you might find something like #1 in a literary or poetic context.
CJ
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