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Yang5s1 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Which of the following expressions is inappropriate when clarifying misunderstandings?
Question 1
Which of the following expressions is inappropriate when clarifying misunderstandings?
A. That is not what I'm getting at.
B. I'm afraid you have understood me wrongly.
C. I must not have made myself clear.
D. You still don't understand what I'm trying to say.
Which of the following expressions is inappropriate when clarifying misunderstandings?
A. That is not what I'm getting at.
B. I'm afraid you have understood me wrongly.
C. I must not have made myself clear.
D. You still don't understand what I'm trying to say.
Top answer
Which do you think is inappropriate? Hint: It's not appropriate to put the blame on other people. CJ
- Which do you think is inappropriate?
- Hint: It's not appropriate to put the blame on other people.
- CJ
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Which do you think is inappropriate?
Hint: It's not appropriate to put the blame on other people.
CJ
Hint: It's not appropriate to put the blame on other people.
CJ
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