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| I am worried about your talking a lot. 1-I am worried because I know that you did talk a lot at a specific occasion and you might have annoyed the people you were talking to. 2-I am worried that you might have talked a lot... 3-I am worried because you might talk a lot... 4-I know that you will talk a lot and am worried that you might say something you shouldn't say. I am worried about what your talking a lot might have as a consequence |
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| All of your interpretations of the example sentence are possible. Only with context can I be certain which one applies. (It could be more than one of them.) Quote:
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