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Anonymous Posted 9 years ago
Grammar
Which is correct?
Diligently....... Carla has been working, she can't Pay her debts back.
A- as
B- but
C- however
D- for
I said A but why D isn't correct here?
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anonymous I said A but why isn't D correct here? 'For' just makes no grammatical or semantic sense there, that is all—it an impossible construction.
- anonymous I said A but why isn't D correct here?
- 'For' just makes no grammatical or semantic sense there, that is all—it an impossible construction.
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anonymousI said A but why isn't D correct here?
'For' just makes no grammatical or semantic sense there, that is all—it an impossible construction.
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