UNLESS / EITHER / WHILE / NORMAL THAT vs NORMAL FOR
Could you please help me with this?
- Why would he do that unless he a big hand? (can you use UNLESS this way?) - She either doesn't know how to do it or he doesn't, but there is definitely something wrong. - I'm watching a movie while I'm playing./I watch a movie while I'm playing./while I play - What he stole from me I got back from her. -It's normal that he wants to see the product before buying it./Its normal for him to want to see the product... - I'm behind wit/on this show. I've missed the last few episodes. - She doesn't watch as many film per day as she used to.
Thank you
Top answer
1. Negative sense. 2.
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Negative sense.
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She doesn't know how to do it either.
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But I'm not sure whether in 1 its HAD/HAS A BIG HAND? My number two doesn't mean the same as yours. For 3 is that the one you prefer and can all 3 be said? Your four is the same as mine. Whats the difference between THAT and FOR after NORMAL you said you preferred THAT.