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Alc24 Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Spontaneously (having trouble with this setnece, please)
Is the following correct?
1 She's so bad with directions that she might spontaneously say right when ishe mean means left.
2 She's so bad with directions that she'll spontaneously say right when she means left.
can you also say
She said take a right but she might mean left.
she said take a right but sometimes she means left.
Thank you
1 She's so bad with directions that she might spontaneously say right when ishe mean means left.
2 She's so bad with directions that she'll spontaneously say right when she means left.
can you also say
She said take a right but she might mean left.
she said take a right but sometimes she means left.
Thank you
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I think that 'spontaneously' doesn't fit at all in the first sentences. 'Accidentally' would be much more appropriate. She said take a right but she might have meant left.
- I think that 'spontaneously' doesn't fit at all in the first sentences.
- 'Accidentally' would be much more appropriate.
- She said take a right but she might have meant left.
- She says take a right but sometimes means left.
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I think that 'spontaneously' doesn't fit at all in the first sentences. 'Accidentally' would be much more appropriate.
She said take a right but she might have meant left.
She says take a right but sometimes means left. [Not sure what kind of context this woud be.]
She said take a right but she might have meant left.
She says take a right but sometimes means left. [Not sure what kind of context this woud be.]
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if you replace spontaneously with accidentally , that both the 2 sentences are correct?
and can you say
She sometimes says to take a right but she might mean left.
Thank you Philip
and can you say
She sometimes says to take a right but she might mean left.
Thank you Philip
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