Andrew
Usage of TO MEAN, MEANS, MEANING Hi. I was wondering if anybody could help me proofread the sentences bellow? Are the sentences correct? "What a pain", is an expression TO MEAN how annoying or how frustrating something is. "What a pain", is an expression THAT MEANS how annoying or how frustrating something is. "What a pain", is an expression MEANING how annoying or how frustrating something is. Thank you!
3 jul. 2015 02:10
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All of them are technically right. the " that means" and "meaning" sounds natural to me. Personally if I want to define a word i'll say "that means". "That means" i feel reminds me more of a dictionary.
3 juli 2015
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Andrew
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