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What do you do or what are you doing?
Hi. If a person was thinking of asking for the meaning of a certain word like "twirl" in question form, what would be the right wording after the if-clause? Thank you for your anticipated help.
If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing? Choose the best answer from the choices a, b, and c below.
If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing? Choose the best answer from the choices a, b, and c below.
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Hi, If a person was thinking of asking for the meaning of a certain word like "twirl" in question form, what would be the right wording after the if-clause? Thank you for your anticipated help. If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing?
- Hi, If a person was thinking of asking for the meaning of a certain word like "twirl" in question form, what would be the right wording after the if-clause?
- Thank you for your anticipated help.
- If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing?
- Choose the best answer from the choices a, b, and c below.
- There's not much difference, but I'd probably say If you "twirl," what do you do?
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Hi,
If a person was thinking of asking for the meaning of a certain word like "twirl" in question form, what would be the right wording after the if-clause? Thank you for your anticipated help.
If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing? Choose the best answer from the choices a, b, and c below.
There's not much difference, but I'd probably say
If a person was thinking of asking for the meaning of a certain word like "twirl" in question form, what would be the right wording after the if-clause? Thank you for your anticipated help.
If you "twirl," what do you do/what are you doing? Choose the best answer from the choices a, b, and c below.
There's not much difference, but I'd probably say
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