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Please check out the following sentences.

1. They are warned that Christian is now a wild lion; maybe it doesn’t recognize them.

2. They get a warning that Christian is now a wild lion and it maybe doesn't recognize them any more.

Clive · Accepted Answer

Hi,
Please check out the following sentences.

1. They are warned that Christian is now a wild lion; maybe it doesn’t recognize them.

2. They get a warning that Christian is now a wild lion and it maybe doesn't recognize them any more.

1. They are warned that Christian is now a wild lion; maybe it won't recognize them.

2. They get a warning that Christian is now a wild lion and it maybe won't recognize them.

I've made a few edits, because it seems that the lion has not yet seen them. 'It doesn't recognize them' suggests that the lion has already seen them.

It would also be common to refer to the lion as 'he', since it is another form of a human being.

Clive

Contiluo · Answer

Hi,

Just a teacher gave me another revision as written.

They were warned that Christian is now a wild lion, and that he may not recognize them any longer.

Clive · Answer

Hi,

That's fine, too. There are lots of ways to say it.

Clive

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