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Expression: "What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking .



 
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Expression: "What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking . Mon Aug 06, 2007 7:12 am  Expression: "What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking .
 

Hi

If a man proposes to his ex-wife again, how would she say the following to him in a natural manner? Is the following correct and natural?

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1- Marry you again? What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking ill of you to all these years?

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Expression: "What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking . Mon Aug 06, 2007 10:12 am  Expression: "What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking .
 

Hi Tom,

Bit of a mouthful!

Marry you again? What would I say to all those people who I have been speaking ill of you to all these years?

I would shift the 'to' as follows:

Marry you again? What would I say to all those people to whom I have been speaking ill of you, all these years?

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