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Hind saik Posted 14 years ago
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Hi, can you check this out :
1(There are things in the world you're better off not knowing);
2 I have a gut feeling/I have a hunch
those two expressions have practically the same meaning ,but which one is often used?
1(There are things in the world you're better off not knowing);
2 I have a gut feeling/I have a hunch
those two expressions have practically the same meaning ,but which one is often used?
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hind saik Hi, can you check this out :1(There are things in the world you're better off not knowing);2 I have a gut feeling/I have a hunch those two expressions have practically the same meaning ,but which one is often used? 2a. I have a gut feeling.
- hind saik Hi, can you check this out :1(There are things in the world you're better off not knowing);2 I have a gut feeling/I have a hunch those two expressions have practically the same meaning ,but which one is often used?
- 2a.
- I have a gut feeling.
- 2b.
- I have a hunch.
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hind saik Hi, can you check this out :1(There are things in the world you're better off not knowing);2 I have a gut feeling/I have a hunch those two expressions have practically the same meaning ,but which one is often used?2a. I have a gut feeling.
2b. I have a hunch.
2c. My intuition / instinct tells me...
All are used. #1 is the most in
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