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NOTOCHA Posted 17 years ago
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IS THIS HOW YOU EXPRESS THIS SENTENCE? IF YOU ARE A HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN YOU CAN HAVE MY FRIENDSHIP.

IF YOU ARE A HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN YOU CAN HAVE MY FRIENDSHIP.

IS THAT HOW YOU WRIGHT IT AND EXPRESS IT?
  

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NOTOCHA IF YOU ARE A HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN YOU CAN HAVE MY FRIENDSHIP. IS THAT HOW YOU write IT AND EXPRESS IT? It's understandable and might be used by a native speaker in some circumstances but I think it would be more colloquial to say: IF YOU ARE A n HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN I would like to be your friend.

— RayH

  • NOTOCHA IF YOU ARE A HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN YOU CAN HAVE MY FRIENDSHIP.
  • IS THAT HOW YOU write IT AND EXPRESS IT?
  • It's understandable and might be used by a native speaker in some circumstances but I think it would be more colloquial to say: IF YOU ARE A n HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN I would like to be your friend.
  • or IF YOU ARE A n HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN you can be my friend.
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NOTOCHAIF YOU ARE A HONEST AND RELIABLE PERSON THEN YOU CAN HAVE MY FRIENDSHIP.

IS THAT HOW YOU write IT AND EXPRESS IT?

It's understandable and might be used by a native speaker in some circumstances but I think it would be more colloquial to say:
IF YOU ARE An HONE
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