You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and (can't) live with her
DEAR “PAMELA”: While it may not be “healthy” to live with your mother right now, moving back in with a roommate who kicks you out when he loses his temper does not seem like a wise move either.

You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and live with her. If the problem is geographic, perhaps you should explore what other arrangements you can manage, because you have no guarantee that Jeff would not evict you repeatedly. The goal to aim for is to be independent, able to stand on your own two feet, and beholden to no one.

==
You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and (can't) live with her

Can I get the sentence like that? I think can't is left out before live. Is it right?

Question

You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and (can't) live with her
DEAR “PAMELA”: While it may not be “healthy” to live with your mother right now, moving back in with a roommate who kicks you out when he loses his temper does not seem like a wise move either.

You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and live with her. If the problem is geographic, perhaps you should explore what other arrangements you can manage, because you have no guarantee that Jeff would not evict you repeatedly. The goal to aim for is to be independent, able to stand on your own two feet, and beholden to no one.

==
You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and (can't) live with her

Can I get the sentence like that? I think can't is left out before live. Is it right?

Answer

I would say, "You did not make clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and still live with her."   using "still" or "continue to" in same place in the sentence.

Answer

It would be more understandable if it was written like this:

You did not make it clear why you can’t take the job(s) you were offered and why you can't live with her.

Answers · 3

Still haven’t found your answers?

Don’t miss out on the opportunity to learn a language from the comfort of your own home. Browse our selection of experienced language tutors and enroll in your first lesson now!