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TinaMr Posted 12 years ago
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Could you let me know which form is more correct:
It didn't really make any sense to send them to a primary school here without speaking and even understanding a German word (or "a word in German").
Maybe both options are correct?
Thank you in advance!:)
It didn't really make any sense to send them to a primary school here without speaking and even understanding a German word (or "a word in German").
Maybe both options are correct?
Thank you in advance!:)
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TinaMr without ... understanding a German word a word of German The expression in these cases is "a word of [language]". CJ
- TinaMr without ...
- understanding a German word a word of German The expression in these cases is "a word of [language]".
- CJ
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TinaMrwithout ... understandingThe expression in these cases is "a word of [language]".a German worda word of German
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CalifJim, thank you such a prompt reply! What a pity, both my options were wrong....
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TinaMrWhat a pity, both my options were wrong....Oh, well. It happens to all of us from time to time.
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