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Azz Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
They do anything
Can one say
a. They do anything to make money.
b. They take money from anyone.
c. They go anywhere for a penny.
Many thanks.
a. They do anything to make money.
b. They take money from anyone.
c. They go anywhere for a penny.
Many thanks.
Top answer
azz Can one saya. b. c.
- azz Can one saya.
- b.
- c.
- Many thanks.
- No, not really.
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azzCan one saya. They do anything to make money.b. They take money from anyone.c. They go anywhere for a penny.Many thanks.No, not really. You almost always need a negative, an interrogative, or a modal. (The third one is a little weird, but let's go with it anyway.)
Negatives:
They don't do anything to make money.
They don't
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azza. They do anything to make money.b. They take money from anyone.I don't agree with CJ on this one. I think these two are possible.
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fivejedjonI don't agree with CJ on this one.Without a modal?
Hmm. I find that
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CalifJimDon't you think, at least, that they sound better with a modal?More likely perhaps, but not 'better'.
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