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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Right angle (verb)/ Must be vs Need to be
Could you please help me with these? Which would you say?
1/ Am I walking the right way or is the store the other way. (how do you say this?)
The street right angles. (the street turns)
2/ You have to be 2 people to do that./You must be 2 people in the store at all times./You have to be 2 at all times.
You don't need to be 2 people to do that./You don't have to be 2 people to do that.
3/ I can see the future for you but If I tell you what I see, it won't happen the way it's supposed to.
Thank you
1/ Am I walking the right way or is the store the other way. (how do you say this?)
The street right angles. (the street turns)
2/ You have to be 2 people to do that./You must be 2 people in the store at all times./You have to be 2 at all times.
You don't need to be 2 people to do that./You don't have to be 2 people to do that.
3/ I can see the future for you but If I tell you what I see, it won't happen the way it's supposed to.
Thank you
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In my opinion, everything you say here would be perfectly natural in the right context.
- In my opinion, everything you say here would be perfectly natural in the right context.
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In my opinion, everything you say here would be perfectly natural in the right context.
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