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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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It's okay. No worries, pal.
Question 1:
Are the following sentences correct?
Jack: I hope I'm not taking too much on your generosity.
John: It's okay. No worries, pal.
Context:
[Suppose John lets Jack to use his computer anytime. One day Jack feels that he is using John's computer more than he should. So he says to John (in a way of inquiring) that he hopes he is not taking too much on John's generosity]
Question 2:
Is the following sentence correct?
I hope I'm not making your patience thin.
Are the following sentences correct?
Jack: I hope I'm not taking too much on your generosity.
John: It's okay. No worries, pal.
Context:
[Suppose John lets Jack to use his computer anytime. One day Jack feels that he is using John's computer more than he should. So he says to John (in a way of inquiring) that he hopes he is not taking too much on John's generosity]
Question 2:
Is the following sentence correct?
I hope I'm not making your patience thin.
Top answer
Hi, Question 1: Are the following sentences correct? Jack: I hope I'm not taking too much on your generosity . I hope I'm not taking too much advantage of your generosity.
- Hi, Question 1: Are the following sentences correct?
- Jack: I hope I'm not taking too much on your generosity .
- I hope I'm not taking too much advantage of your generosity.
- John: It's okay.
- No worries, pal.
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Hi,
Question 1:
Are the following sentences correct?
Jack: I hope I'm not taking too much on your generosity.
I hope I'm not taking too much advantage of your generosity.
John: It's okay. No worries, pal.
Context:
[Suppose John lets Jack to use his computer anytime. One day Jack feels that he is using John's computer more than he should. So h
Question 1:
Are the following sentences correct?
Jack: I hope I'm not
I hope I'm not taking too much advantage of your generosity.
John: It's okay. No worries, pal.
Context:
[Suppose John lets Jack to use his computer anytime. One day Jack feels that he is using John's computer more than he should. So h
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