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Ztq3 Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

Are these two sentences have the same meaning

1. My son got a better job and he will start next week.
2. My son found a better job and he will start next week.

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kolokoy Are Do these two sentences have the same meaning ? Yes, they do. My version would be My son found a better job, and he'll be starting next week.

— CalifJim

  • kolokoy Are Do these two sentences have the same meaning ?
  • Yes, they do.
  • My version would be My son found a better job, and he'll be starting next week.
  • CJ
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kolokoy Are Do these two sentences have the same meaning?
Yes, they do. My version would be

My son found a better job, and he'll be starting next week.

CJ
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So these two sentences have incorrect grammar?
Thank you CJ
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kolokoySo these two sentences have incorrect grammar?
No. They're fine. It's just that there are many ways to say the same thing, and everybody seems to have their own favorite way of saying things.
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Thank you and seize the day!
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kolokoy Thank you and seize the day!
You're welcome.

Have you seen the Jamba Juice slogan? "Squeeze the day!"
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No I have not...but that's awesome! :-)
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