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KaaJee Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
mentioning one more thing
Is the following right?
Let me mention just one more thing. (The intended meaning is: I don’t want mention many things after really talking about many things but finally, shortly, about one more thing.)
Or should I say: Just/only one more thing let me mention?
Let me mention just one more thing. (The intended meaning is: I don’t want mention many things after really talking about many things but finally, shortly, about one more thing.)
Or should I say: Just/only one more thing let me mention?
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KaaJee Let me mention just one more thing. ( This is fine. KaaJee Just/only one more thing let me mention?
- KaaJee Let me mention just one more thing.
- ( This is fine.
- KaaJee Just/only one more thing let me mention?
- No, this is not natural.
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KaaJeeLet me mention just one more thing. (This is fine.
KaaJeeJust/only one more thing let me mention?No, this is not natural.
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I had been hasitating because of the word "just." It made the sentence strange for me. But now ok, thanks.
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