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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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USE OFTHE WORD ''HYPOTETICAL''
HOW DO I USE THE WORD ''HYPOTETICAL''
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If I were to fly to the moon, I would see how high I could kick a football there - but this is just a hypothetical situation (one that hasn't/won't/is unlikely to happen). d
- If I were to fly to the moon, I would see how high I could kick a football there - but this is just a hypothetical situation (one that hasn't/won't/is unlikely to happen).
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If I were to fly to the moon, I would see how high I could kick a football there - but this is just a hypothetical situation (one that hasn't/won't/is unlikely to happen).
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Anonymous HOW DO I USE THE WORD HYPOTETICALPlease don't write your whole post in capital letters. That's the forum equivalent of shouting.
Note the spelling: hypothetical.
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Anonymous HOW DO I USE THE WORD HYPOTETICALPlease do not post in all capitals. It means you are shouting at us.
Note: hypothetical
A hypothetical situation is a situation that you imagine. For example, you might imagine that you won a million dollars, and then describe how you would spend
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fivejedjonDid you see the two posts above yours, CJ?I didn't see yours, so I almost wrote later, once I saw it, "Great Minds ...".
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