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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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why not unless
because of the ways debts are applied, they hardly realise the true prices of items bought on credit. They may nat realise the danger of unpaid debt, either, ____ they've already done damage to their credit score.
In the sentence above, till is presented as the correct answer to complete the sentence.. And I wonder why not unless, which is among the alternatives... thanks
In the sentence above, till is presented as the correct answer to complete the sentence.. And I wonder why not unless, which is among the alternatives... thanks
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"unless" would imply that some of the people referred to in the first sentence already realise the danger of unpaid debt because they have already damaged their credit score. This seems to contradict the first sentence, in which these people are portrayed as naive about debt.
- "unless" would imply that some of the people referred to in the first sentence already realise the danger of unpaid debt because they have already damaged their credit score.
- This seems to contradict the first sentence, in which these people are portrayed as naive about debt.
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"unless" would imply that some of the people referred to in the first sentence already realise the danger of unpaid debt because they have already damaged their credit score. This seems to contradict the first sentence, in which these people are portrayed as naive about debt.
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