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| View Poll Results: Is "I'd hate it for you to think ..." good grammar? | |||
| Yes |     | 4 | 44.44% |
| No |    | 4 | 44.44% |
| Other... |    | 1 | 11.11% |
| Voters: 9. This poll is closed | |||
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#1
22-May-2003, 13:41
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 "I'd hate it for you to think ..."
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#2
22-May-2003, 14:00
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| Re: "I'd hate it for you to think ..." "I'd hate for you to think I didn't know what I was doing." Apparently, somebody thinks that is bad grammar. Unfortunately, I only get to vote once. :wink: 8) |
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22-May-2003, 14:04
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| Re: "I'd hate it for you to think ..." Did you see the stray it?
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22-May-2003, 14:22
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| Re: "I'd hate it for you to think ..." Quote:
 (Another example, I suppose, of the brain seeing what it expects to see. Somebody might have to change his vote. :wink: ) 8) |
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#5
18-Aug-2003, 09:40
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| It's not exactly a clear cut vote, here! 
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#6
18-Aug-2003, 20:29
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| I voted yes. I don't personally see anything wrong with it. |
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#7
18-Aug-2003, 21:41
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| It could be improved: I'd hate you to think. Clearer and fewer words. |
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