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19 January
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I'm always doubtful when I do things on my free will because I don't know if I'm making the right decision since is my own decision
(does this sound natural?)
I'm always doubtful when I do things on my free will because I don't know if I'm making the right decision since is my own decision
(does this sound natural?)
(does this sound natural?)
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- English (US)
- Dutch
The is should be am, but the rest sounds natural:)
- Spanish (Spain)
@y3ani hey how about these ones?
"my taste in music is the best compared to everyone's here."
"who came up with this brilliant idea."
"my taste in music is the best compared to everyone's here."
"who came up with this brilliant idea."
- English (US)
- Dutch
It would be better if you say: “my taste in music is the best compared to everyone that’s here”
And the second one is great:)
- Spanish (Spain)
@y3ani just one last question is it ok if I turn the second sentence from past to present like this.
"we will come up with a brilliant idea eventually."
"we will come up with a brilliant idea eventually."
- English (US)
- Dutch
@HDGD that wouldn’t be possible because the sentence begins with “who”
- Spanish (Spain)
@y3ani I'm confused so come up doesn't exist is just came up??? that's odd. I mean there must be. present tense for this
- English (US)
- Dutch
@HDGD the sentence that you made was right, but you can’t turn a sentence that starts with “who” for example from past to present without removing the “who” in the sentence, do you understand?
- Spanish (Spain)
@y3ani no no I think u misunderstood my question and probably I said it wrong but.. forget completely about WHO the whole point of my sentence is COME UP the phrasal verb not the whole sentence
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- Dutch
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