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BW2/3 Posted 20 years ago
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What were you thinking you were talking to your wife with such a disrespect?
What were you thiking when you were talking to your wife with such a disrespect?
Which is correct? and why? Both are not correct?
Thank you
What were you thiking when you were talking to your wife with such a disrespect?
Which is correct? and why? Both are not correct?
Thank you
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I don't get what you mean in your sentences.
- I don't get what you mean in your sentences.
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1) Incorrect.
2) OK
but could be IMO simplified to:
What were you thinking, (when) talking to your wife with such disrespect?
2) OK
but could be IMO simplified to:
What were you thinking, (when) talking to your wife with such disrespect?
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I think it's more than your opinion, Marius.
"Talking with such disrespect" is the correct way to say it. We don't talk with "a disrespect," but with "disrespect." (or in such a disrespectful manner...)
"Talking with such disrespect" is the correct way to say it. We don't talk with "a disrespect," but with "disrespect." (or in such a disrespectful manner...)
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