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7 March
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which one is correct and sounds natural?
you're not getting away and you won't get away
which one is correct and sounds natural?
you're not getting away and you won't get away
you're not getting away and you won't get away
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- Romanian
- English (US)
Depending on the context they're both correct
- Indonesian
- Romanian
- English (US)
Yes but for some situations the other one will sound more naturally
- Indonesian
Thank you so much, i really appreciate it
- Romanian
- English (US)
you can use you're not getting away with (whatever the other person did) or if it's unspecified you can you "this"
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