Hello,
Is “To me” or “I think” superfluous in the second sentence?
Do you know why my answer was different? To me, I think Answer (b) means I have got a bottle instead of an aspirin.
Thank you.
Best wishes,
Bhikkhu1991a.
Hello,
Is “To me” or “I think” superfluous in the second sentence?
Do you know why my answer was different? To me, I think Answer (b) means I have got a bottle instead of an aspirin.
Thank you.
Best wishes,
Bhikkhu1991a.
Hi Bhikku,
I presume that this post relates to the earlier post you made this morning about the test question concerning a bottle of aspirin. I understand that you are trying to select the appropriate forum for the question, but in this case it would have been better if you had not started a new thread, as it is now difficult to understand the context of ‘to me’ and ‘I think’.
Either
To me, answer (b) means I have got…
or
I think answer (b) means I have got…
You don’t need ‘to me’ or ‘I think’ together.
Hello Beeesneees,
Many thanks for your clarification.
Best wishes,
Bhikkhu1991a.