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Mickey Mouse 8241 Posted 9 years ago
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"She likes to look but not to listen"
Is the following:
"She likes to look but not to listen"
equivalents with:
"She likes to look, but she likes not to listen"
or
"She likes to look, but she does not likes to listen"
"She likes to look but not to listen"
equivalents with:
"She likes to look, but she likes not to listen"
or
"She likes to look, but she does not likes to listen"
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These are grammatically correct: She likes to look but not to listen. She likes to look but she doesn't like to listen. I can't think of a situation in which to use either sentence, though.
- These are grammatically correct: She likes to look but not to listen.
- She likes to look but she doesn't like to listen.
- I can't think of a situation in which to use either sentence, though.
- CB
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These are grammatically correct:
She likes to look but not to listen.
She likes to look but she doesn't like to listen.
I can't think of a situation in which to use either sentence, though.
CB
She likes to look but not to listen.
She likes to look but she doesn't like to listen.
I can't think of a situation in which to use either sentence, though.
CB
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