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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Is "would" used correctly?
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I hope to see your ability of French language would go from success to significance.
I hope to see your ability of French language would go from success to significance.
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Would is used incorrectly. I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps something like this: I hope your command of the French language improves.
- Would is used incorrectly.
- I'm not sure what you mean.
- Perhaps something like this: I hope your command of the French language improves.
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Would is used incorrectly. I'm not sure what you mean. Perhaps something like this: I hope your command of the French language improves.
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How about this:
I hope to see your French language going from success to significance.
I hope to see your French language going from success to significance.
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Anonymous from success to significance.That means nothing to me.
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Thx.
Allow me to solve this one by one:
Is it acceptable to say:
1) his great success in studying French linguistic?
If it is acceptable, I'd move to the next step:
2) Now he wants to make a great success in this, can we describe the "greater success" as "significance"?
Allow me to solve this one by one:
Is it acceptable to say:
1) his great success in studying French linguistic?
If it is acceptable, I'd move to the next step:
2) Now he wants to make a great success in this, can we describe the "greater success" as "significance"?
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