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Stevenukd Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
LAUGHING
Dear Teachers,
1. Have you done your cheery laughing yet?
2. Have you finished your cheery laughing yet?
- Are these the same meaning and natural to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
1. Have you done your cheery laughing yet?
2. Have you finished your cheery laughing yet?
- Are these the same meaning and natural to say?
Thanks very much to Teachers,
Stevenukd.
Top answer
Not really, Steven. "Have you done X yet" sounds like the person is expected to do X. Have you done your science homework yet?
- Not really, Steven.
- "Have you done X yet" sounds like the person is expected to do X.
- Have you done your science homework yet?
- Have you done your chores yet?
- I'm not aware of anyone who has "cheery laughing" on their list of expected activities for the day.
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Not really, Steven.
"Have you done X yet" sounds like the person is expected to do X. Have you done your science homework yet? Have you done your chores yet? I'm not aware of anyone who has "cheery laughing" on their list of expected activities for the day.
"Have you finished laughing yet?" This sounds like you're a little annoyed the person continues to laugh (perhaps at your mi
"Have you done X yet" sounds like the person is expected to do X. Have you done your science homework yet? Have you done your chores yet? I'm not aware of anyone who has "cheery laughing" on their list of expected activities for the day.
"Have you finished laughing yet?" This sounds like you're a little annoyed the person continues to laugh (perhaps at your mi
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