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| Can I use all of them and mean the same thing? I shall open the box 'TO' see if itīs true what youīre saying. I shall open the box 'IN ORDER TO' see if itīs true what youīre saying I shall open the box 'AND' see if itīs true what youīre saying. 2.- You donīt go to that club īcause the music played, you say, is too loud. Is it correct to use that "you say" between commas? We can use it in Spanish, but I donīt know if thatīs correct in English. Thank you very much! |
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| ex: I will open the box (in order) to see if what you're saying is true. ![]() ex: I will open the box and see if what you're saying is true. ex: You don't go to that club 'cause the music they play, you say, is too loud(?) |
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