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Tomer Posted 19 years ago
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Please correct.

Hi,

"It's not because of the situation that i'm not going to return your money"

"I propose to continue our relationship until January and take it from there (OR conclude it from there?")

"By December we will conclude a definitive answer"

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Hi, It's not because of the situation that i'm not going to return your money" The two negatives are not wrong, but should be avoided. There is one elementary error here that would cause this sentence to be marked incorrect in an exam. Can you see it?

— Clive

  • Hi, It's not because of the situation that i'm not going to return your money" The two negatives are not wrong, but should be avoided.
  • There is one elementary error here that would cause this sentence to be marked incorrect in an exam.
  • Can you see it?
  • ") Do you want to continue it after January or conclude it in January?
  • 'Take it from there' is not totally clear,but often means 'to proceed without any longterm plans or decisions'.
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Hi,

It's not because of the situation that i'm not going to return your money" The two negatives are not wrong, but should be avoided. There is one elementary error here that would cause this sentence to be marked incorrect in an exam. Can you see it?

"I propose to continue our relationship until January and take it from there (OR conclude it from the
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