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Kook j Posted 14 years ago
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Can so be used to say either affirmative or negative in these ways? Please note my intentions in the brackets.
Don't you think the method helps you? If so make that technique your own. (If you think that helps)
A: I didn't get the job.
B: If so, try another one! (If you didn't)
Thank you very much in advance.
Don't you think the method helps you? If so make that technique your own. (If you think that helps)
A: I didn't get the job.
B: If so, try another one! (If you didn't)
Thank you very much in advance.
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Hi, Can so be used to say either affirmative or negative in these ways? Please note my intentions in the brackets. Don't you think the method helps you?
- Hi, Can so be used to say either affirmative or negative in these ways?
- Please note my intentions in the brackets.
- Don't you think the method helps you?
- If so make that technique your own.
- (If you think that helps) This sounds OK.
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Hi,
Can so be used to say either affirmative or negative in these ways? Please note my intentions in the brackets.
Don't you think the method helps you? If so make that technique your own. (If you think that helps) This sounds OK.
A: I didn't get the job.
B: If s
Can so be used to say either affirmative or negative in these ways? Please note my intentions in the brackets.
Don't you think the method helps you? If so make that technique your own. (If you think that helps) This sounds OK.
A: I didn't get the job.
B: If s
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