
29-Apr-2004, 15:49
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Re: reply urgently required!! Quote: |
Originally Posted by kutekool_22 Quote: |
Originally Posted by MikeNewYork Quote: |
Originally Posted by kutekool_22 I have a quetion for Tdol or Ronbee.....which one of these two statements are the right one.
"I HAVE A BITTER DISPUTE OVER MONEY" or this one"I HAVE SOME HARSH DISPUTE OVER MONEY"
I look forward for ya'r reply...please reply as soon as possible..thank you.. | The adjective "bitter" works better with "dispute", but the sentence doesn't work with "I". A dispute is a debate or argument, which requires another person (unless you are schizophrenic  ).
We are having a bitter dispute over/about money, and our language has been harsh. :wink: | Thank ya so much Mike but, still I have a question..if I'm gonna place HARSH instead of BITTER( as both have same meaningat some extent)It will be correct or not? | I don't think "harsh" fits very well there, but I would understand the meaning. :wink: |