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Jackson6612 Posted 18 years ago
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Yes, today she asked very bold questions and for which she could summon trouble unto herself.

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Yes, today she asked very bold questions and for which she could summon trouble unto herself.
  

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Hi, Is the following sentence correct? Yes, today she asked very bold questions and for which she could summon trouble unto herself. Say it this way.

— Clive

  • Hi, Is the following sentence correct?
  • Yes, today she asked very bold questions and for which she could summon trouble unto herself.
  • Say it this way.
  • Yes, today she asked very bold questions for which she could bring trouble on herself.
  • Yes, today she asked very bold questions for which she could get into trouble.
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Hi,
Is the following sentence correct?
Yes, today she asked very bold questions and for which she could summon trouble unto herself.

Say it this way.
Yes, today she asked very bold questions for which she could bring trouble on herself.
Yes, today she asked very bold questions for which she could get into trouble.

Clive
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The structure of the last part is faulty.

Yes, today she asked very bold questions, for which she could summon trouble unto herself.

It is also very stilted, but I have not attempted to repair that.
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