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nikolai
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Help!
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Can you tell me which one is correct:
1) I am busy enough today without asking me to proofread your theme.
2) I am busy enough today without your asking me to proofread your theme. |
2 Jan 2010
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_babz
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I �d say this works better:
I am busy enough today without you asking me to proofread your theme...
I think both 1 and 2 lack something
goodluck |
2 Jan 2010
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libertybelle
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1) I am busy enough today without asking me to proof read your theme.
2) I am busy enough today without your asking me to proof read your theme.
I am busy enough today without you asking me to proof read your theme.
number two is also correct.
L
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2 Jan 2010
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yanogator
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Actually, "...without you asking..." is wrong, but is becoming very common in the US. Your #2 is the only correct sentence of the three. |
2 Jan 2010
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