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Habibaelgindy Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
I'm not sure if what i'm about to say going to make sense
How do I say that I read something another thing (I'm not a native speaker) for example:
I read the word type tyler.
If you get me please tell me. Thanks.
I read the word type tyler.
If you get me please tell me. Thanks.
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I am not sure what you are trying to ask. "I read the word 'type' as 'tyler'" means that the word was actually 'type', but you misread it and thought it said 'tyler'. Perhaps you mean that.
- I am not sure what you are trying to ask.
- "I read the word 'type' as 'tyler'" means that the word was actually 'type', but you misread it and thought it said 'tyler'.
- Perhaps you mean that.
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I am not sure what you are trying to ask.
"I read the word 'type' as 'tyler'" means that the word was actually 'type', but you misread it and thought it said 'tyler'. Perhaps you mean that. ("tyler" is not an English word, other than a proper name.)
"I read the word 'type' as 'tyler'" means that the word was actually 'type', but you misread it and thought it said 'tyler'. Perhaps you mean that. ("tyler" is not an English word, other than a proper name.)
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