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15-Oct-2008, 09:55
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 Correct sentence usage |
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15-Oct-2008, 19:31
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 Re: Correct sentence usage Do you have tickets? is a direct question, to establish whether you do or do not. A very simple, straightforward question with no connotations otherwise. Don't you have tickets? suggests you should. Are you hiding them from me? Do you mean that you weren't invited? I mean, like, everyone has tickets! Don't you? atlaisha likes this. |
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