Originally Posted by lihinii
That's all right, but I think to say the same thing this sentence is clearer. You also need to add the word "be".
English wouldn't be English if it did not have exceptions.
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- 26-Mar-2003, 14:00 #1Anonymous Guest
about English Is this sentence correct???
"English wouldn't English if there weren't exceptions."
- 26-Mar-2003, 16:51 #2Anonymous Guest Re: about English
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without 'be', why is that all right, CitySpeak?
- 26-Mar-2003, 18:16 #4Anonymous Guest
It's not all right. I said that he has to add the word be.
- 26-Mar-2003, 18:23 #5
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Okey, I see!
Thank you,
- 26-Mar-2003, 19:20 #6
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It is normally spelled 'Okay'.
- 26-Mar-2003, 20:32 #7Anonymous Guest Originally Posted by vvaann
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:) :wink:
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