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Vts nair Posted 12 years ago
Grammar
won’t return / will no longer coming
Does both sentences give same meaning?
I won't return to here.
I will no longer coming to here.
I won't return to here.
I will no longer coming to here.
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The first is at best unnatural, the second ungrammatical. If I understand your intent, a native speaker would say I’ll never come back here again (note the form of the verb after the modal).
- The first is at best unnatural, the second ungrammatical.
- If I understand your intent, a native speaker would say I’ll never come back here again (note the form of the verb after the modal).
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The first is at best unnatural, the second ungrammatical.
If I understand your intent, a native speaker would say I’ll never come back here again (note the form of the verb after the modal).
If I understand your intent, a native speaker would say I’ll never come back here again (note the form of the verb after the modal).
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