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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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Do you have any pens?
Do you have pens?
Are they different? Can they mean the same thing?
I don't have any cars.
I don't have cars.
Are they different? Can they mean the same thing?
Do you have pens?
Are they different? Can they mean the same thing?
I don't have any cars.
I don't have cars.
Are they different? Can they mean the same thing?
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Do you have any pens? Do you have pens? Are they different?
- Do you have any pens?
- Do you have pens?
- Are they different?
- #1 suggests more to me that you want one of my pens, if I have any.
- It's very commonly said.
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Do you have any pens?
Do you have pens?
Are they different?
#1 suggests more to me that you want one of my pens, if I have any. It's very commonly said.
#2 sounds a little more like you are just curious. It's a less common wording.
Can they mean the same thing?
Do you have pens?
Are they different?
#1 suggests more to me that you want one of my pens, if I have any. It's very commonly said.
#2 sounds a little more like you are just curious. It's a less common wording.
Can they mean the same thing?
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