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Lcchang Posted 20 years ago
Grammar
A conditional sentence
If I didn't know better, I'd say we saw different plays.
I know what this sentence means, but can someone translate it in an easier way please? Especially the "if" part.
LC
I know what this sentence means, but can someone translate it in an easier way please? Especially the "if" part.
LC
Top answer
g. Our opinions on/interpretations of the play are completely different and it amazes me but I do know (=I have proofs) we saw the same play.
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- Our opinions on/interpretations of the play are completely different and it amazes me but I do know (=I have proofs) we saw the same play.
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E.g. Our opinions on/interpretations of the play are completely different and it amazes me but I do know (=I have proofs) we saw the same play.
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know better
Be able to recognize something as wrong or not possible, as in Mary
should know better than to leave her child alone in the house, or Try
to get in without a ticket? You know better than that. [c. 1700]
http://www.answers.com/topic/know-better
know better
Be able to recognize something as wrong or not possible, as in Mary
should know better than to leave her child alone in the house, or Try
to get in without a ticket? You know better than that. [c. 1700]
http://www.answers.com/topic/know-better
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