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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
are these 2 sentence mean the same?
Is this the same please?
It doesn't change a thing.
It doesn't make a difference.
It doesn't change a thing.
It doesn't make a difference.
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It's the same, but the second is the idiomatic way to say it in English. The first sounds like an English translation of a French expression we English speakers are told to use when we want to say "It doesn't make a difference". CJ
- It's the same, but the second is the idiomatic way to say it in English.
- The first sounds like an English translation of a French expression we English speakers are told to use when we want to say "It doesn't make a difference".
- CJ
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It's the same, but the second is the idiomatic way to say it in English.
The first sounds like an English translation of a French expression we English speakers are told to use when we want to say "It doesn't make a difference".
CJ
The first sounds like an English translation of a French expression we English speakers are told to use when we want to say "It doesn't make a difference".
CJ
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