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| 1.George asked Olga whether she felt like to go out for a meal. As far as i read, "feel like" is always followed by a gerund. Do you have any idea for that sentence? 2.You can't blame me for your stupid mistakes. The answer key is "It isn't my fault that made your stupid mistakes.",but i want to know whether "It isn't my fault for your stupid mistakes." is correct or not. Thanks in advance. |
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| 1- I agree- 'going' 2- The answer key looks wrong. 'It isn't my fault that you made (your) stupid mistakes. Your version would work with 'blame'- I can't be blamed/I'm not to blame for your stupid mistakes. Last edited by Tdol; 17-Apr-2005 at 11:16. |
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