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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Sentence meaning

Is it right to say:
dear
thanks a lot, but i don't know if it was the right time to read this, although it is very true, but i think it's theoretical.
  

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Anonymous Is it right to say: Use "Dear" if you are writing your mother, spouse, or other intimate person. You have many punctuation errors. The sentence is a run-on sentence.

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  • Anonymous Is it right to say: Use "Dear" if you are writing your mother, spouse, or other intimate person.
  • You have many punctuation errors.
  • The sentence is a run-on sentence.
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AnonymousIs it right to say:
Use "Dear" if you are writing your mother, spouse, or other intimate person.
You have many punctuation errors.
The sentence is a run-on sentence.
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I'd say it was unlikely, but it's impossible to tell without the context. Could you rephrase what you think you mean?
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I received a wisdom from a friend, and would like to tell her that it's very true but not applicable !
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I'm still not sure what "this is not the right time to read this" means, and I think by "wisdom," you mean advice.

"I appreciate your advice. Although what you say might be true theoretically, it's impractical to implement, particularly in my situation."
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Dear Almira;
What you wrote was true; unfortunately, it is not applicable to my situation.
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