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Special usage of HELP? #1 (permalink) Tue Apr 08, 2008 14:43 pm   Special usage of HELP?
 

Hello everyone,
I'm having a difficult exercise to consult you about:
Rewrite sentences using suggested words.
1.''Don't worry about anything,Mrs Pitt.'' said the solicitor.''Leave it all to me.'' (the solicitor asked ....)
The correct answer is ''The solicitor asked Mrs Pitt not to worry about anything but to leave it all to him.''
I wonder why they use ''but'' here.Help me please.
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Special usage of HELP? #2 (permalink) Wed Apr 09, 2008 0:21 am   Special usage of HELP?
 

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No necessity, in my view:

The solicitor asked Mrs Pitt not to worry about anything and to leave it all to him.
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Special usage of HELP? #3 (permalink) Wed Apr 09, 2008 4:53 am   Special usage of HELP?
 

In my opinion,the question given uses 'don't worry' and'leave' in two setences,the answer is only a sentence with both 'not to worry' and 'leave',on the other hand,'not to worry' is a negative clause but 'leave' is opposite.So i think using 'but' is correct.But is only my opinion.
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