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Kanou Posted 11 years ago
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Could you please correct the following sentences?
- If someone tries to make her work under pressure it would be liable to get scolded by her.
- I am prone to throat infections. I suffer them twice a year.
- She yielded to the suggestions her partner made, after hearing his arguments.
- Whenever there is a job vacancy, there is also an intense competition between the candidates.
- She had work experience before beginning her studies. This is going to have a major consequence on her future job prospects.
- She went to jail as a repercussion of breaking the strict rules of this school.
  

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Kanou - If someone tries to make her work under pressure it (the work) would be liable to get scolded by her. I don't know what you mean. Mothers scold their children.

— AlpheccaStars

  • Kanou - If someone tries to make her work under pressure it (the work) would be liable to get scolded by her.
  • I don't know what you mean.
  • Mothers scold their children.
  • Work and scold do go well together.
  • Kanou - I am prone to throat infections.
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Kanou- If someone tries to make her work under pressure it (the work) would be liable to get scolded by her.
I don't know what you mean. Mothers scold their children. Work and scold do go well together.
Kanou- I am prone to throat infections. I suffer from them twic
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Kanou If someone tries to make her work under pressure, it would be liable they're liable/likely to get scolded by her.
Kanou I am prone to throat infections. I suffer usually get one them twice a year.
Kanou Whenever there is a job vacancy, there
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AlpheccaStarsKanou- If someone tries to make her work under pressure it (the work) would be liable to get scolded by her.I don't know what you mean. Mothers scold their children. Work and scold do go well together.
I wanted to learn how to use liable in a sentence.
Would it be correct if I said: If someone tries to make her work under pressure they would b
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KanouI wanted to make use of repercussion.
Repercussion is most often plural:

Failing the final exam can have many repercussions. You will likely fail the course. Your father will be very angry with you. Your graduation will be delayed. Then you won't graduate with your friends and celebrate graduation parties with them. You will have to go to
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KanouWould it be correct if I said: If someone tries to make her work under pressure they would be liable to get scolded by her.
Yes, but I recommend this instead:

If someone tries to make her work under pressure, she's liable to scold them.

CJ
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Thank you CalifJim and AlpheccaStars for your help!
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