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Anonymous Posted 20 years ago
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0a) You can't park your car anywhere you like.02br
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00You can't park your car 01font00just02font00 anywhere you like.02br
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00b) You don't get that kind of specialized books in any bookshop you come across.02br
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00You don't get that kind of specialized 00books00 in 01font00just02font00 any bookshop you come across.02br
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00Can't a and b (the ones 01font00without the02font00 01font00'just02font00') mean respectively: 'You can park your car in 01font00none of02font00 the places you like.' and 'You get that kind of specialized book in01font00 02font01font00none of 02font00the bookshops you come across'?02br
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00But they can at the same time have the same meaning as the sentences with '01font00just02font00', can't they? 0-
  

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0Yes, but the reader would not expect that interpretation unless the context specifically called for it.0-
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