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What does 'what' mean? (What with being so busy both at work and and at...) | be used to vs get used to
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Correct answer for: No offence intended ... I think you haven't understood the... #1 (permalink) Sat Jun 21, 2008 7:26 am   Correct answer for: No offence intended ... I think you haven't understood the...		  
Could anybody give me the correct answer giving me the reason?
" No offence intended ........ I think you haven't understood the problem correctly."
a) if b) when c) but d) as
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Correct answer for: No offence intended ... I think you haven't understood the... #2 (permalink) Sat Jun 21, 2008 8:27 am   Correct answer for: No offence intended ... I think you haven't understood the...		  
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'But', because the 2 clauses are in contrast.
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