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Hanuman_2000 Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Permission
Hello,
1. You may use my phone.
A. I permit you to use my phone.
B. You are allowed to use my phone.
Which one between #A and #B is a correct paraphrase of #1?
Thanks.
1. You may use my phone.
A. I permit you to use my phone.
B. You are allowed to use my phone.
Which one between #A and #B is a correct paraphrase of #1?
Thanks.
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hanuman_2000 Which one between #A and #B is a correct paraphrase of #1? Since they both mean the same thing, they are both paraphrases of #1. CJ
- hanuman_2000 Which one between #A and #B is a correct paraphrase of #1?
- Since they both mean the same thing, they are both paraphrases of #1.
- CJ
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hanuman_2000Which one between #A and #B is a correct paraphrase of #1?Since they both mean the same thing, they are both paraphrases of #1.
CJ
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Sir,
We use 'should' and 'ought to' for
1. giving advice
2. giving suggestions
3. moral obligations.
4. What is desired or ideal
5. What is likely
1.They ought to /should have more parks in the city centre.
2.There ought to /should be some good films at the cinema this weekend.
3. We ought to /should respect our
We use 'should' and 'ought to' for
1. giving advice
2. giving suggestions
3. moral obligations.
4. What is desired or ideal
5. What is likely
1.They ought to /should have more parks in the city centre.
2.There ought to /should be some good films at the cinema this weekend.
3. We ought to /should respect our
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