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Ryansamturner Posted 14 years ago
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Straight forward or Straightforward?
In the below sentences would you agree with what I have used. Or shoudl the first sentence also be 'straightforward'?
She walked straight forward into her room.
The diagnosis was straightforward.
She walked straight forward into her room.
The diagnosis was straightforward.
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ryansamturner would you agree Yes. Two different things. "straight forward" and "straightforward".
- ryansamturner would you agree Yes.
- Two different things.
- "straight forward" and "straightforward".
- CJ
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ryansamturnerwould you agreeYes. Two different things. "straight forward" and "straightforward".
CJ
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