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Des2begone Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
The validity of "It's adj./n. for sb doing ..."?
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According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the interseted person) for sb to do..." and
"It's a/an n. (for/to the interseted person) for sb to do..." are valid.
So, are such sentences as
"It's dangerous/a danger your doing ..." &
"It's dangerous/a danger for you doing ..." valid?
Looking forward to your answer(s) with gratitude.
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in advance for your replies and instructions.
According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the interseted person) for sb to do..." and
"It's a/an n. (for/to the interseted person) for sb to do..." are valid.
So, are such sentences as
"It's dangerous/a danger your doing ..." &
"It's dangerous/a danger for you doing ..." valid?
Looking forward to your answer(s) with gratitude.
P.S.:
For fans of English Language as foreign language, the efforts of you to instruct us
(OR 'the efforts of you instructing us'----
Is it kinda another querstion?), do be what heroes do.
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Hi, According to my knowledge, such parlances as "It's adj. " & "It's a/an n. " are valid.
- Hi, According to my knowledge, such parlances as "It's adj.
- " & "It's a/an n.
- " are valid.
- Yes.
- eg It's upsetting to Tom for his parents to get divorced.
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Hi,
According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the interseted interested/involved person) for sb to do..." &
"It's a/an n. (for/to the interseted interested/involved person) for sb to do..." are valid.
Yes.
eg It's upsetting to Tom for his parents to get divorced.
According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the
"It's a/an n. (for/to the
Yes.
eg It's upsetting to Tom for his parents to get divorced.
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Hi,
According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the interested/involved person) for sb to do..." &
"It's a/an n. (for/to the interested/involved person) for sb to do..." are valid.
Yes.
eg It's upsetting to Tom for his parents to get divorced.
eg It's a problem for Tom for his parent
According to my knowledge, such parlances as
"It's adj. (for/to the interested/involved person) for sb to do..." &
"It's a/an n. (for/to the interested/involved person) for sb to do..." are valid.
Yes.
eg It's upsetting to Tom for his parents to get divorced.
eg It's a problem for Tom for his parent
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Seven ? Again ?
It's the 'Seven sufferings' that compose the life.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and try in vain.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and try in vain.
That's what life is all abou
It's the 'Seven sufferings' that compose the life.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and try in vain.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and try in vain.
That's what life is all abou
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Hi,
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and trying in vain.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and trying in vain.
I'd also remove all but the initial capital.
Clive
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and trying in vain.
Birth, Aging, Illness, Death, the reunion of haters, the parting of lovers, and trying in vain.
I'd also remove all but the initial capital.
Clive
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