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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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With the risk of...
Are these sentences correct:
1-We went there with the risk of our dying.
2-We went there with the risk of dying.
3-We went there with the risk of death.
(We went there and going there involved the risk of death)
4-He taped our conversations with the risk of these becoming public.
Does this mean:
a-He taped them knowing that there was a risk they might become public.
or:
b-He taped them knowing that he might decide to make them public.
Gratefully,
Navi.
1-We went there with the risk of our dying.
2-We went there with the risk of dying.
3-We went there with the risk of death.
(We went there and going there involved the risk of death)
4-He taped our conversations with the risk of these becoming public.
Does this mean:
a-He taped them knowing that there was a risk they might become public.
or:
b-He taped them knowing that he might decide to make them public.
Gratefully,
Navi.
Top answer
navitasan Are these sentences correct: No. We went there at the risk of death/dying. navitasan 4-He taped our conversations at the risk of these becoming public.
- navitasan Are these sentences correct: No.
- We went there at the risk of death/dying.
- navitasan 4-He taped our conversations at the risk of these becoming public.
- This means: a - He taped them knowing that there was a risk they might become public.
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navitasanAre these sentences correct:No. We went there at the risk of death/dying.
navitasan4-He taped our conversations at the risk of these becoming public.This means: a - He taped them knowing that there was a risk they might become public.
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