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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
two questions
1. Which is correct?
1. What don't you like shopping for?
2. What do you not like shopping for?
2. Which is correct? Should I put the slanted words inside quotation marks?
in to should be written into.
in to should be written as into.
1. What don't you like shopping for?
2. What do you not like shopping for?
2. Which is correct? Should I put the slanted words inside quotation marks?
in to should be written into.
in to should be written as into.
Top answer
Anonymous 1. What don't you like shopping for? 2.
- Anonymous 1.
- What don't you like shopping for?
- 2.
- What do you not like shopping for?
- Either one of these is OK, although they both sound a bit awkward.
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Anonymous1. What don't you like shopping for?Either one of these is OK, although they both sound a bit awkward. I'm not sure there is a better way to phrase them. Possibly it would sound better as "What don't you like to shop for?"
2. What do you not like shopping for?
Anonymous2. Which is correct? Should I put the slanted words ins
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Thank you, RayH. Can you answer this too? I think you might have realized it was there? Which one is correct -- written or written as?
in to should be written into.
in to should be written as into.
in to should be written into.
in to should be written as into.
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