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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
Grammar

Trust something

In English, is it correct to say :


I don’t trust his driving. I can fall asleep in the car while he’s driving.


Would you say “trust” in this context?


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I don’t trust his driving. I can fall asleep in the car while he’s driving. This is correct grammar.

— Clive

  • I don’t trust his driving.
  • I can fall asleep in the car while he’s driving.
  • This is correct grammar.
  • But it makes more sense in terns of meaning to say eg I don’t trust his driving.
  • I can't fall asleep in the car while he’s driving.
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I don’t trust his driving. I can fall asleep in the car while he’s driving. This is correct grammar.

But it makes more sense in terns of meaning to say

eg I don’t trust his driving. I can't fall asleep in the car while he’s driving.


Clive

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