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14-Dec-2003, 21:17
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 in order to 1-To learn German, he was sent to Berlin. 2-In order to learn German, he was sent to berlin. 3-In order to leqrn German, they sent him to Berlin. 4-To learn German, they sent him to Berlin. |
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14-Dec-2003, 21:22
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| The third and fourth sentences may be grammatically correct, but they make sense only if they were the ones who wanted to learn German and not him. :) |
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14-Dec-2003, 21:29
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| Wow, that was fast! Thanks. |
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