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Michaelting Posted 15 years ago
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Urge/advise and action
I urge/advise you to take action immediately.
I urge/advise that you take action immediately.
Do they have nearly the same meaning?
His action will not be forgiven by people of Japan.
Is it always singular for action?
I urge/advise that you take action immediately.
Do they have nearly the same meaning?
His action will not be forgiven by people of Japan.
Is it always singular for action?
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Do they have nearly the same meaning? - Yes. -- No; it depends on how many actions are spoken of.
- Do they have nearly the same meaning?
- - Yes.
- -- No; it depends on how many actions are spoken of.
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Do they have nearly the same meaning? - Yes.
Is it always singular for action?-- No; it depends on how many actions are spoken of.
Is it always singular for action?-- No; it depends on how many actions are spoken of.
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