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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Is 'KNOW + TO' possible?
Is there anything you would improve?
If people don't know to call you several times because your phone is broken, people won't be able to get ahold of you.
best regards
Johanna
If people don't know to call you several times because your phone is broken, people won't be able to get ahold of you.
best regards
Johanna
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If people don't know to call you several times because your phone is broken, they won't be able to get hold of you. I would never use "ahold". It's mainly used in America, I think, and it is described as informal.
- If people don't know to call you several times because your phone is broken, they won't be able to get hold of you.
- I would never use "ahold".
- It's mainly used in America, I think, and it is described as informal.
- Yes, "know to" is good grammar, and you've used it correctly.
- The form of that sentence is clumsy.
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If people don't know to call you several times because your phone is broken, they won't be able to get hold of you.
I would never use "ahold". It's mainly used in America, I think, and it is described as informal.
Yes, "know to" is good grammar, and you've used it correctly.
The form of that sentence is clumsy. Other suggestions:
Your phone is not wo
I would never use "ahold". It's mainly used in America, I think, and it is described as informal.
Yes, "know to" is good grammar, and you've used it correctly.
The form of that sentence is clumsy. Other suggestions:
Your phone is not wo
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