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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Whatever & however
_____good news it is, i won't take it.
______much advice i give, he still insists on his decision.
______much advice i give, he still insists on his decision.
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The word "I" is always capitalised. " -- No. "Whatever good news it is, I won't take it" -- Grammatically possible, but doesn't seem terribly likely.
- The word "I" is always capitalised.
- " -- No.
- "Whatever good news it is, I won't take it" -- Grammatically possible, but doesn't seem terribly likely.
- I'm also not completely clear what you mean by "take it".
- " -- is possibly closer to what you are trying to say.
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The word "I" is always capitalised.
"However good news it is, I won't take it." -- No.
"Whatever good news it is, I won't take it" -- Grammatically possible, but doesn't seem terribly likely. I'm also not completely clear what you mean by "take it".
"However good the news is, I won't take it." -- is possibly closer to what you are trying to say.
"However m
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