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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary
They speak...
They speak problems out.
They speak about problems loudly.
Are sentences above grammatical and do they mean the same?
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tkacka15 They speak problems out. Not good English. tkacka15 They speak about problems loudly.
- tkacka15 They speak problems out.
- Not good English.
- tkacka15 They speak about problems loudly.
- This is acceptable English, but doesn't sound very natural.
- I can't think of many situations where it would be said.
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tkacka15They speak problems out.
Not good English.
tkacka15They speak about problems loudly.
This is acceptable English, but doesn't sound very natural. I can't think of many situations where it would be said. I would need context to provide a less stilted version though!
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They speak problems out. Not correct.
They talk problems out. This means they discuss them extensively and try to find a solution.
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