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More from Phil White. The prepositions are very important:
-------- Correct and unambiguous sentences would be as follows:
I have been to the bookstore. (I am no longer there.)
I have been to the US. (I am no longer there.)I have been in the bookstore for ten minutes. (I am still...
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Copying myself from another thread:
Yes, you can look at it that way and that's a nice justification. CJ's example:
Mozart died before he had completed the Requiem Mass.
can be read as:
Mozart died before THE HYPOTHETICAL ACTION IN WHICH he would have completed the...
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Yes, you can look at it that way and that's a nice justification. Using CJ's example:
Mozart died before he had completed the Requiem Mass.can be read as: Mozart died before THE HYPOTHETICAL ACTION IN WHICH he would have completed the Requiem Mass.
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----------- Salute the Sappers - Page 188by Neil D. Orpen, Henry James Martin - World War, 1939-1945 - 1982 By 26 July, before work had even begun on the high Esino bridge, Maj. Browne was continuing his reconnaissance onward to Castel ...------------
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quote user Marius Hancu lt gt If you look at it from a certain particular point of view quote How to interpret the red symbol Yes I m having some trouble understanding the incomplete sentence I have
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If you look at it from a certain/particular point of view BUT you should use:
I was abused, in a sense. In a sense, I was abused.
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Now that it's no longer free from scratches and dents Now that it's no longer perfect, from scratches and dents,
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1) I can accept/use it 2) He removed the possibility of having the idea applied/accepted, by denying it, etc.
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think about a weeping woman, with long, loose, dishevelled hair --
A species called the weeping willow, has long and slender branches which droop and hang downward, the Salix Babylonica.
Definition from Webster's American Dictionary of the English Language, 1828.
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Language is not algebra. The fact that you're using "and" or "or" doesn't really clarify the things. You must be explicit:
I dont want to see all of Mary, John and Peter at the same time. I dont want to see any of Mary, John and Peter (at any time).
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