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EagleSky Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Scream Complain
"He screamed curses and complained about the weather."
"He screamed curses complaining about the weather."
"He screamed curses, complaining about the weather."
Do they mean the screaming and complaining happened simultaneously or after one another?
"He screamed curses complaining about the weather."
"He screamed curses, complaining about the weather."
Do they mean the screaming and complaining happened simultaneously or after one another?
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On the basis of answers you've received for similar questions, what do you think is the answer? CJ
- On the basis of answers you've received for similar questions, what do you think is the answer?
- CJ
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On the basis of answers you've received for similar questions, what do you think is the answer?
CJ
CJ
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Hi,
Indeed.
Forgive me for adding that I have not yet seen a 'please' or 'thank you' in any of your threads on this topic. Perhaps you don't realize how important politeness is in English culture.
Indeed.
Forgive me for adding that I have not yet seen a 'please' or 'thank you' in any of your threads on this topic. Perhaps you don't realize how important politeness is in English culture.
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