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Vladv Posted 7 years ago
Grammar
Acknowledge
What's the difference between " fully acknowledge, freely acknowledge, readily acknowledge" do they differ in strength ?
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There is no real difference in strength here. and often no difference in meaning is intended. However, here are a few comments about nuances.
- There is no real difference in strength here.
- and often no difference in meaning is intended.
- However, here are a few comments about nuances.
- I fully acknowledge that I made a mistake.
- I acknowledge it completely, in every detail.
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There is no real difference in strength here. and often no difference in meaning is intended.
However, here are a few comments about nuances.
I fully acknowledge that I made a mistake. I acknowledge it completely, in every detail.
I freely acknowledge that I made a mistake. Nobody is forcing me to acknowledge it.
I readily acknowledge that I made a
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