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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Was the Question phrased correctly?
I've been divorced since 1981.
A friend recently asked me"do you ever miss not being married"?
I said no I can't miss Not being married as I am NOT married.
I think the question should have been, "so you ever miss being married"?
who is right?
A friend recently asked me"do you ever miss not being married"?
I said no I can't miss Not being married as I am NOT married.
I think the question should have been, "so you ever miss being married"?
who is right?
Top answer
I said no I can't miss Not being married as I am NOT married. You are right! ")
- I said no I can't miss Not being married as I am NOT married.
- You are right!
- ")
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I said no I can't miss Not being married as I am NOT married.
You are right! [<:o)]
(I would have put the "AM" in caps rather than the "not.")
You are right! [<:o)]
(I would have put the "AM" in caps rather than the "not.")
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