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Safrar Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Refusal
This is about when I'm not willing to join an online community that a friend recommends. Please check my paragraph.
That sounds fun. They don't seem to have something that I want more or should learn now, though. My native English speaking friends rarely point out my mistakes in English in a conversation, which doesn't mean that I blame them, but I already have them who I enjoy talking to. I hope you understand this.
Thank you.
That sounds fun. They don't seem to have something that I want more or should learn now, though. My native English speaking friends rarely point out my mistakes in English in a conversation, which doesn't mean that I blame them, but I already have them who I enjoy talking to. I hope you understand this.
Thank you.
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That sounds fun. They don't seem to have anything that I want or should learn now, though. My native English-speaking friends rarely point out my mistakes in English in a conversation, which doesn't mean that I blame them, but I already have people I enjoy talking to.
- That sounds fun.
- They don't seem to have anything that I want or should learn now, though.
- My native English-speaking friends rarely point out my mistakes in English in a conversation, which doesn't mean that I blame them, but I already have people I enjoy talking to.
- I hope you understand this.
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That sounds fun. They don't seem to have anything that I want or should learn now, though. My native English-speaking friends rarely point out my mistakes in English in a conversation, which doesn't mean that I blame them, but I already have people I enjoy talking to. I hope you understand this.
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Thank you, Mister Micawber.
- They don't seem to have anything that I want.
- I don't think that they have something that I want.
If the latter works and has a similar meaning to the former, which of those sounds weaker, please?
- I already have people I enjoy talking to.
Could you tell me why a ’who’ or ’that’ after the 'people' is dropped in this case?
- They don't seem to have anything that I want.
- I don't think that they have something that I want.
If the latter works and has a similar meaning to the former, which of those sounds weaker, please?
- I already have people I enjoy talking to.
Could you tell me why a ’who’ or ’that’ after the 'people' is dropped in this case?
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SafrarIf the latter works and has a similar meaning to the former, which of those sounds weaker, please?The latter does not really work, but it is certainly weaker.
SafrarCould you tell me why a ’who’ or ’that’ after the 'people' is dropped in this case?It is optional and less formal.
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