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Is the sentence correct?

 
 
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2009 12:27 pm
I don't like these either.

"Mr Gupta gathered on the lawn" doesn't make sense, sorry.
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2009 03:39 pm
You know that it has never been a question of an individual liking or not liking any given collocation, McTag.

It's abundantly clear that this isn't simply about Mr Gupta.

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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2009 03:48 pm
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I thought you intended the edited 'go', Merry, sort of a tongue in cheek.


I don't wish to confuse Ms. Tan any more than she must be already.

(And, btw, I do agree with McTag on this one.)
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Reply Tue 23 Jun, 2009 03:53 pm
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I don't wish to confuse Ms. Tan any more than she must be already.

(And, btw, I do agree with McTag on this one.)


To a large extent, so do I, Merry.

No one is ever confused by attempting to get at the truth. That's a prescriptive idea.
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