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Hanuman_2000 Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
Refuse
Hello,
1. I won't go to your party.
I have to convert the above sentence using the reporting verb "refuse".
"She refused that she would not go to my party."
Is the above correct?
2. You should go to the doctor now. (advise)
He advised me that I should go to the doctor now.
He advised me that I should go to the doctor then.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
1. I won't go to your party.
I have to convert the above sentence using the reporting verb "refuse".
"She refused that she would not go to my party."
Is the above correct?
2. You should go to the doctor now. (advise)
He advised me that I should go to the doctor now.
He advised me that I should go to the doctor then.
Which one is correct?
Thanks.
Top answer
1. She refused to go to my party. 2.
- 1.
- She refused to go to my party.
- 2.
- He advised me to go to the doctor immediately .
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1. She refused to go to my party.
2. He advised me to go to the doctor immediately.
2. He advised me to go to the doctor immediately.
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