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Jack_back Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Sentence correction

Hi,
Can I use any particular sentence like

I might have been wrong, but I still wanna try it.

Is the above right? If not, then would be a better alternative?
  

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Jack_back I might have been wrong, but I still wanna try it. That one does not make any sense to me. Do you mean you want to try something no matter what even if you're wrong about it?

— Madhulk

  • Jack_back I might have been wrong, but I still wanna try it.
  • That one does not make any sense to me.
  • Do you mean you want to try something no matter what even if you're wrong about it?
  • If so then I may be wrong but still I want to try it.
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Jack_backI might have been wrong, but I still wanna try it.
That one does not make any sense to me. Do you mean you want to try something no matter what
even if you're wrong about it?
If so then I may be wrong but still I want to try it.
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