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Grammar
Using 'To have'
Hi All,
If one would like to express his concern about not addressing a topic thoroughly enough, could he write:
"I am not sure to have fully addressed the issue etc." ?
Thanks
If one would like to express his concern about not addressing a topic thoroughly enough, could he write:
"I am not sure to have fully addressed the issue etc." ?
Thanks
Top answer
No. " A topic is not always an issue.
- No.
- " A topic is not always an issue.
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No. Say
eg "I am not sure that I have fully addressed the issue etc."
A topic is not always an issue.
eg "I am not sure that I have fully addressed the issue etc."
A topic is not always an issue.
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