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Peaceblinkfriend Posted 17 years ago
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"...advice you gave me & you've given me advice"
Hi all
I was just wondering if these two sentences both have the same meaning.
I appreciate the advice you gave me.
I appreciate that you've given me advice.
Thank you
PBF
I was just wondering if these two sentences both have the same meaning.
I appreciate the advice you gave me.
I appreciate that you've given me advice.
Thank you
PBF
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In the first version, you appreciate the advice itself. In the second version, you appreciate the act of giving. )
- In the first version, you appreciate the advice itself.
- In the second version, you appreciate the act of giving.
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In the first version, you appreciate the advice itself. In the second version, you appreciate the act of giving. (You may realize the advice itself is worthless.)
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