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- 05-Sep-2011, 19:23 #1
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not being understress vs without being " I want to do this not being unde rstress." OK?
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"I want to do this without being under stress." OK?
- 05-Sep-2011, 19:30 #2
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Teacher Re: not being understress vs without being The second one is OK.
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- 05-Sep-2011, 19:32 #3
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Re: not being understress vs without being You are descrbing something that will happen in the future.
I want to do this without feeling stressed.
- 05-Sep-2011, 19:35 #4
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Threadstarter / Original Poster Re: not being understress vs without being The first one is incorrect, right? Would it work, if I refered to the present "I'm writing this letter not being under stress."? Originally Posted by bhaisahab
- 06-Sep-2011, 05:39 #5
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Teacher Re: not being understress vs without being No
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