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Hanuman_2000 Posted 22 years ago
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Sentence
Sir,
I am writting them a letter.
I am writting a letter to them.
I writting a letter for them.
Are all sentence express same meaning?
are all ok.
Thanks.
I am writting them a letter.
I am writting a letter to them.
I writting a letter for them.
Are all sentence express same meaning?
are all ok.
Thanks.
Top answer
Hi, the first two sound right to me.
- Hi, the first two sound right to me.
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It's writing, with just one t.
The first two mean the same thing. They mean that you intend the letter to be delivered to them.
The third means something different. It means that they would probably normally write the letter, that they need to write the letter, but they are not going to write the letter, maybe because they are not sure how to do it exactly righ
The first two mean the same thing. They mean that you intend the letter to be delivered to them.
The third means something different. It means that they would probably normally write the letter, that they need to write the letter, but they are not going to write the letter, maybe because they are not sure how to do it exactly righ
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