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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
when I lose when
Is there a grammatical problem?
Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost.
Sam ask Ron not to critique him once he loses stating that Ron has already lost.
Thank you
Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost.
Sam ask Ron not to critique him once he loses stating that Ron has already lost.
Thank you
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Is there a grammatical problem? Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost. Correct grammar, but a comma after 'lose' would change the meaning to the one you probably intend..
- Is there a grammatical problem?
- Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost.
- Correct grammar, but a comma after 'lose' would change the meaning to the one you probably intend..
- Sam ask Ron not to critique him once he loses stating that Ron has already lost.
- 'Ask' is incorrect.
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Is there a grammatical problem?
Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost.
Correct grammar, but a comma after 'lose' would change the meaning to the one you probably intend..
Sam ask Ron not to critique him once he loses stating that Ron has already lost.
'Ask' is incorrect.
Don't criticize me when I lose when you've already lost.
Correct grammar, but a comma after 'lose' would change the meaning to the one you probably intend..
Sam ask Ron not to critique him once he loses stating that Ron has already lost.
'Ask' is incorrect.
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