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Angliholic  +  473649 Thu, 07 Feb 08 02:43 AM

I may not have told them everything about my school life. But do they have to question me as if I were a criminal?

Hi,

Which one of the following is closer in meaning to the above bolded part? Thanks.

But must they ask me questions in a way as if I were a criminal?

But is it necessary for them to view me as if I were a criminal?
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Mister Micawber  +  473691 Thu, 07 Feb 08 04:18 AM

Both ideas are combined here.
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Angliholic, 1 yr 290 days ago

 Mister Micawber wrote:

Both ideas are combined here.

Thanks, Mister.

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