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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
qualms usage
I have no qualms in admitting that I was wrong. Or
I have no qualms about admitting that I was wrong.
Which is the right sentence?
I have no qualms about admitting that I was wrong.
Which is the right sentence?
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Hi I think both are fine. " - I have a qualm about walking past the cemetery But you can use "in" as well Dave
- Hi I think both are fine.
- " - I have a qualm about walking past the cemetery But you can use "in" as well Dave
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Hi
I think both are fine. A qualm is an uneasy feeling, so it is natural to ask "What is your uneasy feeling about?" - I have a qualm about walking past the cemetery
But you can use "in" as well
Dave
I think both are fine. A qualm is an uneasy feeling, so it is natural to ask "What is your uneasy feeling about?" - I have a qualm about walking past the cemetery
But you can use "in" as well
Dave
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