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Musicgold Posted 15 years ago
Grammar

Sentences January 16

Hi,

Are the following sentences natural to a native ear?

1. I don't know what he must think (must be thinking) about me for having missed the appointment.



2. I don't like to be classifed by a color. ( here I am trying to say that I don't like to be referred by the color of my skin.)



3. Please don't break the folds of those clothes (I am telling a child not to mess with a heap of ironed clothes).

Thanks,

MG.
  

Top answer

Hi Musicgold - I've put in alternatives. 1. I don't know what he must think (must be thinking) about me for my missing having missed the appointment.

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  • Hi Musicgold - I've put in alternatives.
  • 1.
  • I don't know what he must think (must be thinking) about me for my missing having missed the appointment.
  • 2.
  • I don't like to be classifed by a color.
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Hi Musicgold - I've put in alternatives.

1. I don't know what he must think (must be thinking) about me for my missing having missed the appointment.

2. I don't like to be classifed by a color. ( here I am trying to say that I don't like to be referred by the color of my skin.) I don't like to be racially stereotyped.

3. Please don't bre
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Musicgold1. I don't know what he must think (must be thinking) about of me for having missed the appointment. Or, I wonder what he ...
2. I don't like to be classifed by a color. ( here I am trying to say that I don't like
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