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Twilit02 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is it correct to say '"You can't love and hate me simultaneuosly" ?
My dear and respected teachers,
1 : "You can't love and hate me simultaneuosly" correct?
2 : "You are too short.You hardly reach my knees" correct?
3 : "This is my bad habit of not greeting others first" correct?
1 : "You can't love and hate me simultaneuosly" correct?
2 : "You are too short.You hardly reach my knees" correct?
3 : "This is my bad habit of not greeting others first" correct?
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One and two are idiomatic. Number three is a bit unusual, but would work in the right context. )
- One and two are idiomatic.
- Number three is a bit unusual, but would work in the right context.
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One and two are idiomatic.
Number three is a bit unusual, but would work in the right context.
It would be more common to say,
"It's my bad habit not to greet others first."
"It's a bad habit of mine not to greet others first." (This one is probably most common.)
"This is a bad habit of mine, not greeting others first."
"I have a / the
Number three is a bit unusual, but would work in the right context.
It would be more common to say,
"It's my bad habit not to greet others first."
"It's a bad habit of mine not to greet others first." (This one is probably most common.)
"This is a bad habit of mine, not greeting others first."
"I have a / the
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