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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
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Hi,
I have two versions, one person telling another: You would be a fool to believe that bosses 'care' about their workers.
The other version is 'cared' instead of 'care'.
I believe 'care' is right here. Is it?
Mr. X
I have two versions, one person telling another: You would be a fool to believe that bosses 'care' about their workers.
The other version is 'cared' instead of 'care'.
I believe 'care' is right here. Is it?
Mr. X
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I agree. If it read 'You would be a fool if you believed that bosses cared', then 'cared' would be appropriate.
- I agree.
- If it read 'You would be a fool if you believed that bosses cared', then 'cared' would be appropriate.
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I agree. If it read 'You would be a fool if you believed that bosses cared', then 'cared' would be appropriate.
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