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Navitasan Posted 11 years ago
Grammar

It was wrong with

1) It was with what I did.
MEANING: What I did was wrong.

2) It was with us.
MEANING: Our being together was wrong. Our relationship was wrong.

Could sentences '1' and '2' be used with the given meanings?

Gratefully,
Navi.
  

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Your first sentence in red makes no sense. Your second sentence in red has no sense of anything being wrong. I think you left something out but I don't understand what it was.

— BarbaraPA

  • Your first sentence in red makes no sense.
  • Your second sentence in red has no sense of anything being wrong.
  • I think you left something out but I don't understand what it was.
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Your first sentence in red makes no sense.
Your second sentence in red has no sense of anything being wrong.

I think you left something out but I don't understand what it was.
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navitasanCould sentences '1' and '2' be used with the given meanings?
No.
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