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PreciousJones Posted 14 years ago
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yet
Can I say this:
You're so quick to judge yet have no common ettiquette yourself.
Is yet used as though in this example?
Appreciate your expertise. Thank you.
You're so quick to judge yet have no common ettiquette yourself.
Is yet used as though in this example?
Appreciate your expertise. Thank you.
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Hi, No, it's used like 'but', to point out a stronger contrast than 'though'. With 'though', you'd have to say '. .
- Hi, No, it's used like 'but', to point out a stronger contrast than 'though'.
- With 'though', you'd have to say '.
- .
- though you have no .
- '.
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Hi,
No, it's used like 'but', to point out a stronger contrast than 'though'.
With 'though', you'd have to say '. . . though you have no . . '.
Clive
No, it's used like 'but', to point out a stronger contrast than 'though'.
With 'though', you'd have to say '. . . though you have no . . '.
Clive
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