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Angliholic Posted 18 years ago
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it is advisable to go to a doctor of speech therapy
If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, it is advisable to go to a doctor of speech therapy.
.. you'd better receive speech therapy.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
.. you'd better receive speech therapy.
Do both of the above sound right and mean about the same to you? Thanks.
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If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, it is advisable to go to a speech therapist. If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, you'd better receive speech therapy. One sentence tells you to see a professional, the other tells you to get some therapy.
- If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, it is advisable to go to a speech therapist.
- If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, you'd better receive speech therapy.
- One sentence tells you to see a professional, the other tells you to get some therapy.
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If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, it is advisable to go to a speech therapist.
If you have problems pronouncing some words correctly, you'd better receive speech therapy.
One sentence tells you to see a professional, the other tells you to get some therapy.
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If you have ... correctly, you should see a speech therapist.
The idea "it is advisable" is almost always rendered in English by should.
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The idea "it is advisable" is almost always rendered in English by should.
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