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Nicetomeetyou Posted 7 years ago
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Please check this.
It may be disappointing (for you) not to be able to find the book you want to get at any bookstores.
A: Is this correct ?
B: Can I omit (for you)?
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nicetomeetyou A: Is this correct ? The end part doesn't read very well. This reads better: It may be disappointing (for you) not to be able to find the book you want at any bookstore.
- nicetomeetyou A: Is this correct ?
- The end part doesn't read very well.
- This reads better: It may be disappointing (for you) not to be able to find the book you want at any bookstore.
- nicetomeetyou B: Can I omit (for you)?
- Yes.
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nicetomeetyouA: Is this correct ?
The end part doesn't read very well. This reads better:
It may be disappointing (for you) not to be able to find the book you want at any bookstore.
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