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Mack&Mack Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
To have my students answer "I will be faithful to God in ..."
How should I ask them?
The first question that came up into my head was "In what will you be faithful to God?" or "What will you be faithful to God in?".
I don't know why but they don't sound natural. Are those correct?
Thank you for all the troulbe you go to for me in advance.
The first question that came up into my head was "In what will you be faithful to God?" or "What will you be faithful to God in?".
I don't know why but they don't sound natural. Are those correct?
Thank you for all the troulbe you go to for me in advance.
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- How will you be faithful to ***?
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Thanks... I often feel the language barrier standing in front of me. Is it possilbe to be like an English native speaker? Hopefully, I can be a fluent speaker.
Thank you for your reply.
Thank you for your reply.
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