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Hare Krishna Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
What is the meaning of these two sentences?
Hello! i am new at English.
Can anyone here tell me what these two sentences means:
1. I wont have anything to do with that
2. I wont have it any other way
Thanks, Hare Krishna.
Can anyone here tell me what these two sentences means:
1. I wont have anything to do with that
2. I wont have it any other way
Thanks, Hare Krishna.
Top answer
1. ). 2.
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- 2.
- I won't allow it to be different (from some plan or way of doing something that was previously mentioned).
- Spelling: won't .
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1. I won't have any involvement with that (won't use it / be a part of it / participate in it / etc.).
2. I won't allow it to be different (from some plan or way of doing something that was previously mentioned).
Spelling: won't.
2. I won't allow it to be different (from some plan or way of doing something that was previously mentioned).
Spelling: won't.
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