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Alc24 Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Not worthy (how to say this sentence?)
How would you express this please?
1 This occasion isn't worthy of me wearing my suit. I'm not just going to wear the pants and not the jacket.
Thank you
1 This occasion isn't worthy of me wearing my suit. I'm not just going to wear the pants and not the jacket.
Thank you
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A couple of things I try to stick to: wear ing is a noun = my wearing just closer to what it modifies = not going to wear just the pants
- A couple of things I try to stick to: wear ing is a noun = my wearing just closer to what it modifies = not going to wear just the pants
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A couple of things I try to stick to:
wearing is a noun = my wearing
just closer to what it modifies = not going to wear just the pants
wearing is a noun = my wearing
just closer to what it modifies = not going to wear just the pants
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Phillip is correct when you're discussing written English.
But in casual spoken English, either your sentences or his would be fine. :]
But in casual spoken English, either your sentences or his would be fine. :]
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