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Reply Thu 16 May, 2013 08:55 am
Explain the difference in the two examples in relation to the part of speech given in brackets.
a) It'll be Shakespeare (or) I'm gonna read that.
b) He was lucky to survive, (although) he did suffer some permanent damage.
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Reply Thu 16 May, 2013 10:49 am
@galatasaraylikiz22,
Forgive an old guy with incipient Alz's, Gala, but it isn't clear what you need

a) doesn't make sense (to me anyhow)
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