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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Are these both ok?

1: I walked up to her and said hi, but she seemed very little interested in having a conversation right now.

2: I walked up to her and said hi, but she didn't seem very interested in having a conversation right now.

- Are these both ok?

- Does she seem least interested in having a conversation in sentence 1 or 2?

  

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anonymous Does she seem least less interested in having a conversation in sentence 1 or 2? They show about the same level of interest. anonymous 1: I walked up to her and said hi, but she seemed very little interested in having a conversation right now.

— CalifJim

  • anonymous Does she seem least less interested in having a conversation in sentence 1 or 2?
  • They show about the same level of interest.
  • anonymous 1: I walked up to her and said hi, but she seemed very little interested in having a conversation right now.
  • then.
  • This isn't phrased right as I see it.
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anonymousDoes she seem least less interested in having a conversation in sentence 1 or 2?

They show about the same level of interest.

anonymous1: I walked up to her and said hi, but she seemed very little interested in having a conversation right now.
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