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Phrase 'that once would have been two days hence' | 'Can you see to this matter?' vs 'Can you see into this matter?'

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#1 (permalink) Thu Sep 27, 2007 12:57 pm let and be allowed to URGENT

Hi everybody, I'm new in this site so if I've written the message on a wrong part, please forgive me. I'll be very happy if you help me on this topic; I need a complete lesson increasing the comparison of let and be allowed to with examples. If there is somenoe among you who has it, it'll be great for me. thanks a lot...

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Phrase 'that once would have been two days hence' | 'Can you see to this matter?' vs 'Can you see into this matter?'

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