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Nikitus Posted 13 years ago
Grammar

You can‘t leave now!

Dear forum members:

In the sentence "You can‘t leave!" is the grammar correct?

Context: A old woman have guest in her house. One of he guest is leaving the house and the old lady shows up with snacks for the guests (the old lady appears in the living room bringing cheese turnovers to the guest)

Thanks!
  

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NikitusIn the sentence "You can‘t leave!" is the grammar correct?
Yes. but there are errors in your context statement.
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An old woman has guests in her house. One of the guests is leaving the house, and the old lady shows up with snacks for the guests. (
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That’s an old woman.
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OK. I'll go back and fix that.

CJ
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Even masters make mistakes.
Thank ***.Emotion: devil
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MIGEven masters make mistakes.
Yes, everyone makes mistakes. The difference is that the masters recognize their mistakes and fix them without trying to make excuses or trying to prove that in some way or another there was really no mistake!
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The difference is that the masters recognize their mistakes and fix them without trying to make excuses or trying to prove that in some way or another there was really no mistake!
Super-sarcastic answer.
You killed my passion, again
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MIGSuper-sarcastic answer.
Not at all.
MIGYou killed my passion, again
Goodness. You're just up and down and up and down these days!
MIGMy passion came back to life.This is my 200th post, I was waiting for this for weeks.
Yay! Congratulations!

CJ
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