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Urpi
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Hi dear people can you help me? which is correct:
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Unless they offer her a really low salary, she�s going to take the job. If they offer her a really low salary, she�s going to take the job.
Which one sounds logical to you. Thanks |
2 May 2012
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ueslteacher
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Definitely #1:) Who would want to work for a really low salary? Note: unless=if not In other words, if they don �t offer=unless they offer her a really low salary, she �s going to take the job. She�ll take the job only if they don�t offer her a low salary. Sophia
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2 May 2012
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Urpi
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Thanks Sophia. Have a really nice day.
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2 May 2012
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esl-help
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Hi there!
I guess both sentences are incorrect. They should sound better if you say.
-If they offer her a low salary, she won �t take/accept the job. -Unless they offer her a good salary, she won �t take/accept the job.
Hope it might help.
Courteous, |
2 May 2012
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