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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which is proper?
Whilst playing Catan, one player asks "Would anyone like a wood for a sheep". Now assuming the person asking is implying that the wood (first mentioned card) belongs to them. Would and could this me misinterpreted my the other player or even meant the opposite way for the second player?
I would assume the correct way to present the question (if you would like to trade your own wood) would be to say.
"Would anyone like my wood for a sheep"
Which is correct please help
I would assume the correct way to present the question (if you would like to trade your own wood) would be to say.
"Would anyone like my wood for a sheep"
Which is correct please help
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Anonymous Would and C ould this me be misinterpreted my by the other player to or even mea n the opposit e? way for the second player? I don't think so.
- Anonymous Would and C ould this me be misinterpreted my by the other player to or even mea n the opposit e?
- way for the second player?
- I don't think so.
- The meaning is pretty clear; the speaker is offering the "wood.
- " That's fine too.
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AnonymousI don't think so. The meaning is pretty clear; the speaker is offering the "wood.Would andCould thismebe misinterpretedmyby the other player toor evenmean the opposite?way for the second player?
AnonymousI would assume the
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