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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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What triggered
The following situation: someone wants to learn Polish and I'm wondering why, If I say:
"I’m just wondering what triggered you have been interested in one of the most difficult Slavic languages?"
Is the sentence above correct and natural?
"I’m just wondering what triggered you have been interested in one of the most difficult Slavic languages?"
Is the sentence above correct and natural?
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This is more natural: I’m just wondering what triggered you r interest (direct object of trigger ) in (learning) one of the most difficult Slavic languages?
- This is more natural: I’m just wondering what triggered you r interest (direct object of trigger ) in (learning) one of the most difficult Slavic languages?
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This is more natural:
I’m just wondering what triggered your interest (direct object of trigger) in (learning) one of the most difficult Slavic languages?
I’m just wondering what triggered your interest (direct object of trigger) in (learning) one of the most difficult Slavic languages?
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