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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Please tell me which word fits best in FEW sentences?
Could you please tell me which word you would use and how you would say these sentences?
- That's unfair but to whom/to which of them?
- You need to know what you want/figure out what you want. You are indecisive.
- Her nails were abrasive/rough/scratchy. When she scratched me it hurt.
- He doesn't satisfy/fill my needs.
Thank you
- That's unfair but to whom/to which of them?
- You need to know what you want/figure out what you want. You are indecisive.
- Her nails were abrasive/rough/scratchy. When she scratched me it hurt.
- He doesn't satisfy/fill my needs.
Thank you
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Your first sentence, "That's unfair, but to whom" is unclear. " "That's unfair, but to which of them" is also unclear. ," then "to which of them" works.
- Your first sentence, "That's unfair, but to whom" is unclear.
- " "That's unfair, but to which of them" is also unclear.
- ," then "to which of them" works.
- "Her nails were abrasive/rough/scratchy" - All of these work on some level.
- " Thus, "Her nails were jagged/sharp.
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Your first sentence, "That's unfair, but to whom" is unclear. However it would be fine for you to say it this way if you were to say, for example, "You say that it's unfair, but (unfair) to whom (I ask)?"
"That's unfair, but to which of them" is also unclear. Again if you were to say it in a different way, for example, "The boss does something that's unfair to some of the employees, b
"That's unfair, but to which of them" is also unclear. Again if you were to say it in a different way, for example, "The boss does something that's unfair to some of the employees, b
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