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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Which response is idiomatic?
X: "I don't want to go."
Y: "Well, you won't either/you're not going to either/you don't have to either/you won't have to either. Dad's taking the car."
Y: "Well, you won't either/you're not going to either/you don't have to either/you won't have to either. Dad's taking the car."
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Anonymous Which response is idiomatic? Well, you won't have to. ) 'either' is optional; it doesn't add much.
- Anonymous Which response is idiomatic?
- Well, you won't have to.
- ) 'either' is optional; it doesn't add much.
- CJ
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Anonymous Which response is idiomatic?Well, you won't have to. (Dad's taking the car.)
'either' is optional; it doesn't add much.
CJ
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