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Fun2bwid Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Prove

i dont know wat happened to the post with the same question as what am bout to ask....anyhow.. could anyone help me with this.

1) Ill prove him to be wrong to everyone

2) ill prove that he is wrong to everyone

do these two have similar meanings? is it right to argue that in the first sentence theres an ommision of to be?

it would be of a great help your answers tnx in advance
  

Top answer

anyhow.. could anyone help me with this. <<< This is really bad English.

— Clive

  • anyhow..
  • could anyone help me with this.
  • <<< This is really bad English.
  • 1) I'll prove him to be wrong to everyone 2) I'll prove that he is wrong to everyone I prefer 'I'll prove to everyone that he is wrong'.
  • do these two have similar meanings?
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Hi,

dont know wat happened to the post with the same question as what am bout to ask....anyhow.. could anyone help me with this. <<< This is really bad English.
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hi clive thank you for answering my question and judging it bad english..u know am not a native american, even so.. would you be kind enough to explain why it is bad english, i just really want to know..tnx
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hi clive thank you for answering my question and judging it bad english..u know am not a native american, even so.. would you be kind enough to explain why it is bad english, i just really want to know and learn as well
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Hi again,

I'm not a native American either. Emotion: smile

dont know wat happened to the post with the same question as what
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i totally will consider those corrections clive. the same remark is what i got after writing for my school subjects, thanks a bunch! have a great day!
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