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Posters should say where they live, and for which
area they are asking questions. I have lived in
Western Pa. 10 years
Indianapolis 10 years
Chicago 6 years
Brooklyn, NY 12 years
Baltimore 26 years
>How do you feel about
>"Any other extension would have worked too, because I tried other
>files with other extensios."
>
>Of course that is not the reason. The second clause is the reason why
>*I know* the first clause is true.
Logically, the second clause does not "prove" the first unless
you've tried every possible extension.

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Robert Lieblich - 23 Jun 2009 01:31 GMT
> >How do you feel about
> >"Any other extension would have worked too, because I tried other
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> Logically, the second clause does not "prove" the first unless
> you've tried every possible extension.
Quite so. The introductory phrase should be more like "I think" or "I
believe." In speech, such phrases are frequently omitted, the
expectation being that the other person will understand what is meant
without such help.

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Or so I think
Ian Noble - 02 Jul 2009 16:52 GMT
>> >How do you feel about
>> >"Any other extension would have worked too, because I tried other
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>expectation being that the other person will understand what is meant
>without such help.
"Other extensions would have worked too."
Cheers - Ia
(BrE: Yorks., Hants.)