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The Traveller Posted 21 years ago
Grammar

Twisted grammar problem

Hey all, I've been discussing this 'problem' here now for an hour with a friend, and we can not agree which of the following sentences is good grammar, or even correct. I post all the options we have, and your comments are very welcome:

1. I do not ask you to support me in anything which does not give you joy to do so.
2. I do not ask you to support me in anything it does not give you joy to do so.
3. I do not ask you to support me in anything, anything which does not give you joy to do so.
4. I do not ask you to support me in anything in which it does not give you joy to do so.
5. I do not ask you to support me in anything if it does not give you joy to do so.
6. I do not ask you to support me in anything that does not give you joy to support me in.
7. I do not ask you to support me in anything which it does not give you joy to do so.

Thanks for your commentsEmotion: smile
  

Top answer

which does not give you joy to do so. 2. it does not give you joy to do so.

— CalifJim

  • which does not give you joy to do so.
  • 2.
  • it does not give you joy to do so.
  • 3.
  • , anything which does not give you joy to do so.
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I do not ask you to support me in anything

1.which does not give you joy to do so.
2. it does not give you joy to do so.
3. , anything which does not give you joy to do so.
4. in which it does not give you joy to do so.
5. if it does not give you joy to do so.
6. that does not give you joy to support me in.
7. which it does not give you joy to do so.
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