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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
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It worries me to think...
I want to say 'It's hard for me to even imagine what can happen to her' in a different way. Can I say 'it worries me to think about what might happen to her'. Is the 2nd sentence gramatically correct and does it reflect at least mostly if not completely the meaning I tried to conver in the 1st sentence?
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Happy student Can I say 'it worries me to think about what might happen to her'. Yes and yes.
- Happy student Can I say 'it worries me to think about what might happen to her'.
- Yes and yes.
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Happy student Can I say 'it worries me to think about what might happen to her'.Yes and yes.
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