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Hi,
Would the changes of the following words make difference in context? If so, how would they differ?
If make a concession, you let them do something, especially in order to end argument (an argument??) or conflict (a conflict??).
I would feel more comfortable seeing the words 'an argument' or 'a conflict' in sentence where specificity is apparent like below but in a possible definition of the word 'concession'??
Would the changes of the following words make difference in context? If so, how would they differ?
If make a concession, you let them do something, especially in order to end argument (an argument??) or conflict (a conflict??).
I would feel more comfortable seeing the words 'an argument' or 'a conflict' in sentence where specificity is apparent like below but in a possible definition of the word 'concession'??
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Hi, Sorry, I forgot to include the word 'you' in the sentence. What would you use?? ).
- Hi, Sorry, I forgot to include the word 'you' in the sentence.
- What would you use??
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Hi,
Sorry, I forgot to include the word 'you' in the sentence. What would you use??
If you make a concession, you let them do something, especially in order to end argument (an argument??) or conflict (a conflict??).
I
Sorry, I forgot to include the word 'you' in the sentence. What would you use??
If you make a concession, you let them do something, especially in order to end argument (an argument??) or conflict (a conflict??).
I
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