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Christine Christie Posted 6 years ago
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Is this paragraph correct, or does it even make sense:
"No need to worry.
He sometimes makes threats like those, but he always just sticks to insults."
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" This doesn't make sense. A threat and an insult are two different things. He always just sticks to insults means that he doesn't do anything else.
- " This doesn't make sense.
- A threat and an insult are two different things.
- He always just sticks to insults means that he doesn't do anything else.
- For example, he doesn't make threats.
- Clive
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He sometimes makes threats like those, but he always just sticks to insults."
This doesn't make sense. A threat and an insult are two different things.
.He always just sticks to insults means that he doesn't do anything else. For example, he doesn't make threats.
Clive
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