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Minhuoc Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
object/oppose
0 Please explain "objected" and "opposed" in the following sentence: 02 br
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00 "I'm not objected/opposed to your plan but I needs modifying." 02 br
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00 "I'm not objected/opposed to your plan but I needs modifying." 02 br
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0 You can object 01 b 00 to 02 b 00 something, but you can't be "objected to something". 02 br
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00 So it's either "I don't object to your plan" or "I'm not opposed to your plan". 02 br
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00 I think the "I" before" "needs" is a typo for "it"? 0-
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00 So it's either "I don't object to your plan" or "I'm not opposed to your plan". 02 br
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00 I think the "I" before" "needs" is a typo for "it"? 0-
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