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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
In english I don't think you can "give merit"
How would you say this please?
I tend not to give people enough merit for things they do and you tend to give to much. How can you say to someone
"How can you consider yourself part of a band when all you do is play that thing you call an instrument?"
Thank you
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is there anything wrong with "How can you consider yourself part of a band when all you do is play that thing you call an instrument?"
I tend not to give people enough merit for things they do and you tend to give to much. How can you say to someone
"How can you consider yourself part of a band when all you do is play that thing you call an instrument?"
Thank you
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is there anything wrong with "How can you consider yourself part of a band when all you do is play that thing you call an instrument?"
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' There's nothing grammatically wrong with your second sentence but it's very disrespectful. Rover
- ' There's nothing grammatically wrong with your second sentence but it's very disrespectful.
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'I tend not to give people enough credit for things they do and you tend to give them too much.'
There's nothing grammatically wrong with your second sentence but it's very disrespectful.
Rover
There's nothing grammatically wrong with your second sentence but it's very disrespectful.
Rover
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