QueenB
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Hello.
There is a sentence transformation that I have a query about. It is as follows:
"She will be upset that she wasn't asked."
Sentence Transformation: "She will be upset not to have been asked." - This is the answer given in the book.
Would this also be a possible answer: "She will be upset not having been asked."
Why "not to have been asked" ? - is it because "she wasn't asked"
Would "not being asked" be a third possible answer? Why and why not?
Thank you kindly,
Q
There is a sentence transformation that I have a query about. It is as follows:
"She will be upset that she wasn't asked."
Sentence Transformation: "She will be upset not to have been asked." - This is the answer given in the book.
Would this also be a possible answer: "She will be upset not having been asked."
Why "not to have been asked" ? - is it because "she wasn't asked"
Would "not being asked" be a third possible answer? Why and why not?
Thank you kindly,
Q