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Beopro Posted 15 years ago
Grammar
Won't yield
- She knows clearly that I don't like him at all but she always intentionally mentions/talks about his name in front of me. If she repeats that, I won't give in/yield and bitchslap her.
Are these two sentences grammatical and natural to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
Are these two sentences grammatical and natural to say?
Thank you very much, Teachers
Beopro
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Are these two sentences grammatical and natural to say? No. The first one should be: She knows clearly that I don't like him at all but she always intentionally talks about him in front of me.
- Are these two sentences grammatical and natural to say?
- No.
- The first one should be: She knows clearly that I don't like him at all but she always intentionally talks about him in front of me.
- The second one should not be said in polite society.
- You can say: If she persists in this, even after I politely tell her not to, I will ignore her and not be her friend any more.
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Are these two sentences grammatical and natural to say?
No. The first one should be:
She knows clearly that I don't like him at all but she always intentionally talks about him in front of me.
The second one should not be said in polite society.
You can say:
If she persists in this, even after I politely tell her not to, I will ignore her and not be he
No. The first one should be:
She knows clearly that I don't like him at all but she always intentionally talks about him in front of me.
The second one should not be said in polite society.
You can say:
If she persists in this, even after I politely tell her not to, I will ignore her and not be he
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