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"I'm here because I've been feeling depressed over some time, so I thought seeing a therapist would be a good idea. But maybe that's nothing compared to why you're here?"
Two questions:
1) Is it grammatical and natural?
2) Can I in any way justify using the question mark at the end or should I leave it out?
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"I'm here because I've been feeling depressed for over some time, so I thought seeing a therapist would be a good idea. " Two questions: 1) Is it grammatical and natural? Yes, except for my edit above.
- "I'm here because I've been feeling depressed for over some time, so I thought seeing a therapist would be a good idea.
- " Two questions: 1) Is it grammatical and natural?
- Yes, except for my edit above.
- Can I in any way justify using the question mark at the end or should I leave it out?
- I'd use the question nark because it's an implied question.
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"I'm here because I've been feeling depressed for over some time, so I thought seeing a therapist would be a good idea. But maybe that's nothing compared to why you're here?"
Two questions:
1) Is it grammatical and natural? Yes, except for my edit above.
Can I in any way justify using the question mark at the end or should I leave it out? I'd use the ques
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