Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
2 INFINITIVES that FOLLOW
Can you say this, how would you say it naturally?
1 If you keep hanging out with me, you'll start to want to leave your wife.
2 I'm going to attempt to find out where you put it.
3 I felt threatened/scared for my life when I walked around with money in my pocket.
Thank you
1 If you keep hanging out with me, you'll start to want to leave your wife.
2 I'm going to attempt to find out where you put it.
3 I felt threatened/scared for my life when I walked around with money in my pocket.
Thank you
Top answer
Here's my try. 1. If you keep hanging out with me, You'll start to lose your wife.
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Here's my try.
1. If you keep hanging out with me, You'll start to lose your wife.
If you keep hanging out with me, You'll want to leave your wife
2. I'll attempt to find out where you put it
3. I felt threatened of my life when I walked around with money in my pocket.
None of them is correct, I think. I tried to select from the options not to rewri
1. If you keep hanging out with me, You'll start to lose your wife.
If you keep hanging out with me, You'll want to leave your wife
2. I'll attempt to find out where you put it
3. I felt threatened of my life when I walked around with money in my pocket.
None of them is correct, I think. I tried to select from the options not to rewri
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