Qingqing Posted 21 years ago
Grammar
A question again
More than half the teens surveyed, 54 per cent, ____nothing wrong with downloading music from the Internet.
A. think B. believe C. show D. see
Key: see What about A and B?
A. think B. believe C. show D. see
Key: see What about A and B?
Top answer
Dear Qingqing, It is my opinion that it is not idiomatic to say «think nothing wrong with» or «believe nothing wrong with». You may however say «think that there is nothing wrong with» and «believe that there is nothing wrong with». Kind regards, Goldmund
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Dear Qingqing,
It is my opinion that it is not idiomatic to say «think nothing wrong with» or «believe nothing wrong with». You may however say «think that there is nothing wrong with» and «believe that there is nothing wrong with».
Kind regards,
It is my opinion that it is not idiomatic to say «think nothing wrong with» or «believe nothing wrong with». You may however say «think that there is nothing wrong with» and «believe that there is nothing wrong with».
Kind regards,
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