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Anonymous Posted 15 years ago
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To be or be not
'To be or be not', is it correct similarly to 'to have and have not'?
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Hi, Yes, except to make them more similar don't say 'or' in one and 'and' in the other. Clive
- Hi, Yes, except to make them more similar don't say 'or' in one and 'and' in the other.
- Clive
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Hi,
Yes, except to make them more similar don't say 'or' in one and 'and' in the other.
Clive
Yes, except to make them more similar don't say 'or' in one and 'and' in the other.
Clive
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Thanks, Clive.
Below is a paraphrasing attempt by using a different kind of rhyme similarly to master Yoda in 'Star Wars':
To be, be not - that the question is.
Shake-spear-é
Below is a paraphrasing attempt by using a different kind of rhyme similarly to master Yoda in 'Star Wars':
To be, be not - that the question is.
Shake-spear-é
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