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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Implying I would do?
I am not a native English speaker, and I have a question regarding the syntax of a particular sentence.
If I say to someone, for example : "Don't throw rocks at people."
Would it be grammatically correct for the person to answer : "Implying I would do."
(as in, "implying I would throw rocks at people")
Personnally, I think it would sound better if the person said "Implying I would", or "Implying I would do it", but I'm not sure.
Thank you for your help!
If I say to someone, for example : "Don't throw rocks at people."
Would it be grammatically correct for the person to answer : "Implying I would do."
(as in, "implying I would throw rocks at people")
Personnally, I think it would sound better if the person said "Implying I would", or "Implying I would do it", but I'm not sure.
Thank you for your help!
Top answer
" It sounds British to me. Anonymous I think it would sound better if the person said "Implying I would", or "Implying I would do it" I think so too. " (AmE) CJ
- " It sounds British to me.
- Anonymous I think it would sound better if the person said "Implying I would", or "Implying I would do it" I think so too.
- " (AmE) CJ
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AnonymousWould it be grammatically correct for the person to answer : "Implying I would do."It sounds British to me.
AnonymousI think it would sound better if the person said "Implying I would", or "Implying I would do it"I think so too. I would say "Implying I would?" (AmE)
CJ
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