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Hello native English speakers. The following is many sentences written by me expressing the same meaning by my trying my best to make them concise, while , as a native Chinese speaker, I have no courage to say they are grammatically correct. 1. I fear nobody when shutting my door, whereas I do anybody when opening it. 2. I fear nobody when closing my door but anybody when opening it. 3. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, opening it, I fear anybody. 4. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, but/while/when/however opening it, I fear anybody. 5. Shutting my door, I am afraid of none/nobody, whereas opening it, I fear anybody. 6. Shutting my door, I fear nobody, where I open it, I fear anybody. Question: Which is grammatically correct? Do they have the same meaning?
21 мая 2025 г., 23:25
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"I fear nobody when shutting my door, but I fear anybody when opening it." "Shutting my door, I fear nobody; opening it, I fear anybody." "Shutting my door, I am afraid of nobody; whereas opening it, I fear anybody." Polished, native-like version: "Behind closed doors, I fear no one; but when I open them, I fear everyone." I hope this is helpful.
21 мая 2025 г., 23:46
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