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Pructus Posted 15 years ago
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Talked me in anger
Hi,
1. He talked to me in anger.
2. He talked me in anger.
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Is it correct understanding: "#1 means that he talked to me in the state that he was in anger, and #2 means that he talked to me in such a way that made me angry."?
1. He talked to me in anger.
2. He talked me in anger.
*** *** ***
Is it correct understanding: "#1 means that he talked to me in the state that he was in anger, and #2 means that he talked to me in such a way that made me angry."?
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Hi, 1. He talked to me in anger. 2.
- Hi, 1.
- He talked to me in anger.
- 2.
- He talked me in anger .
- Not correct.
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Hi,
1. He talked to me in anger.
2. He talked me in anger. Not correct.
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Is it correct understanding: "#1 means that he talked to me in the state that he was in anger, Yes
and #2 means that he tal
1. He talked to me in anger.
2. He talked me in anger. Not correct.
*** *** ***
Is it correct understanding: "#1 means that he talked to me in the state that he was in anger, Yes
and #2 means that he tal
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