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Barbirolli
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 Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 7:01 am Post subject: To pinenut |
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Hello, pinenut!! Your advice is always helpful for me 
Could you givce me some examples using "It is inconvenient to do something" , and that "it" doesn't refer to "to do something" , for example "There's a lot of geenery, but it is inconvenient to get to work" ? |
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pinenut
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Location: Illinois, U.S.A.
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| Posted: Thu May 11, 2006 9:10 am Post subject: Re: To pinenut |
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| Barbirolli wrote: |
Hello, pinenut!! Your advice is always helpful for me
Could you givce me some examples using "It is inconvenient to do something" , and that "it" doesn't refer to "to do something" , for example "There's a lot of geenery, but it is inconvenient to get to work" ? |
One of the sample sentences you used in your previous question is what you are looking for.
These computers are very light, so they are convenient to carry with you.
It means that the computers are convenient for you to carry with you. |
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