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Hasibrahman Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Sympathy appeal

Does this dialogue sound natural to you? What's the meaning of "sympathy appeal" here?


S: Help me! I really need your help!

B: Is this a sympathy appeal?

S: No help me! They're hurting me.

B: Who's hurting you?

  

Top answer

Not quite. Say this. S: Help me!

— Clive

  • Not quite.
  • Say this.
  • S: Help me!
  • I really need your help!
  • B: Is this an appeal for sympathy ?
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Not quite. Say this.

S: Help me! I really need your help!

B: Is this an appeal for sympathy?

S: No help me! They're hurting me. add a comma after No

B: Who's hurting you?

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