Here's the first:
1. How can I answer this without sounding facetious? [adj.]
What do you think the answer is to the 2nd, !S?
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#1 24-Jun-2009, 16:23Questions
Hello,
After (without sounding) we should use adj or adv?
I would be grateful if you(are going to remove or could remove...)
....that looks the medicine and the things people eat.What is wrong with this sentence?Last edited by !SOSO!; 24-Jun-2009 at 17:13.
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#2 24-Jun-2009, 21:56Re: Questions
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#3 25-Jun-2009, 11:39Re: Questions
Thank you
what about the other questions?
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#4 25-Jun-2009, 22:44Re: Questions
For #2, consider the implications of the two options:
1. if you are going to remove
2. if you could remove
#2 is the more tentative option; #1 sounds quite definite.
Now consider the form of the statement: "I would be grateful..." (i.e. it is a kind of request).
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