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MRANALYZE Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
actually and really
when I say
-does she actually-really cook so well?
I don't know which one to use and see if there are any differences between them.
-does she actually-really cook so well?
I don't know which one to use and see if there are any differences between them.
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You can use either one. If pressed, I would regard 'actually' as more emphatic; as if someone is very surprised that she cooks so well.
- You can use either one.
- If pressed, I would regard 'actually' as more emphatic; as if someone is very surprised that she cooks so well.
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You can use either one.
If pressed, I would regard 'actually' as more emphatic; as if someone is very surprised that she cooks so well.
If pressed, I would regard 'actually' as more emphatic; as if someone is very surprised that she cooks so well.
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