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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Usage of propose
Propose means intend, if I use it like be going to, does it right or wrong?
I going to buy that shirt
I propose to buy that shirt
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anonymous " Propose " means "intend ". I f I use it like " be going to " , does is it right or wrong? I 'm going to buy that shirt.
- anonymous " Propose " means "intend ".
- I f I use it like " be going to " , does is it right or wrong?
- I 'm going to buy that shirt.
- I propose to buy that shirt .
- No sentence is correct if it doesn't end with a punctuation mark.
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anonymous"Propose" means "intend". If I use it like "be going to",
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