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I'm sure we're all responsible for boring questions at times. But there's no obligation to respond.
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| Sat Jun 07, 2008 15:41 pm Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| MrPedantic wrote: | I'm sure we're all responsible for boring questions at times. But there's no obligation to respond.
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As with the "what happened to those other typos?" question, right? |
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| Sun Jun 08, 2008 0:47 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| Molly wrote: | | MrPedantic wrote: | I'm sure we're all responsible for boring questions at times. But there's no obligation to respond.
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As with the "what happened to those other typos?" question, right? |
I don't think I would find it very interesting to revisit that text. But if you look, you'll find the typos.
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| Sun Jun 08, 2008 11:12 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| Quote: | | But if you look, you'll find the typos. |
Question is, did you? |
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| Sun Jun 08, 2008 12:13 pm Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| Molly wrote: | | Quote: | | But if you look, you'll find the typos. |
Question is, did you? |
See the thread in question for a random collection.
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| Sun Jun 08, 2008 19:40 pm Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| MrPedantic wrote: | See the thread in question for a random collection.
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I'll do that. And in which thread will I find the answer to my question regarding your insistence on using "he" and "him" when referring to me? |
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| Mon Jun 09, 2008 0:12 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| Molly wrote: | I'll do that. And in which thread will I find the answer to my question regarding your insistence on using "he" and "him" when referring to me?
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I use "he" and "him" to refer to you because you're male.
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| Mon Jun 09, 2008 0:16 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| MrPedantic wrote: | I use "he" and "him" to refer to you because you're male.
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And just where did you get that from? Tell us, do. |
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| Mon Jun 09, 2008 0:31 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| Molly wrote: | | MrPedantic wrote: | I use "he" and "him" to refer to you because you're male.
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And just where did you get that from? Tell us, do. |
Why not start a new thread on the subject? It's not relevant to this one.
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| Mon Jun 09, 2008 0:36 am Explain this type of sentence: I was asked to call you. |
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| MrPedantic wrote: | Why not start a new thread on the subject? It's not relevant to this one.
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I think you're the king of irrelevance here, Mr P. |
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