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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Is this sentence acceptable in an informal circumstance?
"My parents created a creature with the power of resisting a hot girl, but fails in resisting a stick of ice-cream".
I'm having a debate with my wife. she argues that using "fails" is incorrect. But I think it's acceptable, especially in an informal case
I'm having a debate with my wife. she argues that using "fails" is incorrect. But I think it's acceptable, especially in an informal case
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Hi, "My parents created a creature with the power of resisting a hot girl, but fails in resisting a stick of ice-cream". I'm having a debate with my wife. she argues that using "fails" is incorrect.
- Hi, "My parents created a creature with the power of resisting a hot girl, but fails in resisting a stick of ice-cream".
- I'm having a debate with my wife.
- she argues that using "fails" is incorrect.
- But I think it's acceptable, especially in an informal case It's not the word 'fail' that is the main problem.
- It's the overall structure of the sentence.
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Hi,
"My parents created a creature with the power of resisting a hot girl, but fails in resisting a stick of ice-cream".
I'm having a debate with my wife. she argues that using "fails" is incorrect. But I think it's acceptable, especially in an informal case
It's not the word 'fail' that is the main problem. It's the overall structure of the sente
"My parents created a creature with the power of resisting a hot girl, but fails in resisting a stick of ice-cream".
I'm having a debate with my wife. she argues that using "fails" is incorrect. But I think it's acceptable, especially in an informal case
It's not the word 'fail' that is the main problem. It's the overall structure of the sente
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