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Khoshtip Posted 11 years ago
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What does the following sentence mean please?
You know how to make a shape look like anything at all.
Does it mean, you know nothing on how to make a shape look like something?
You know how to make a shape look like anything at all.
Does it mean, you know nothing on how to make a shape look like something?
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No. "at all" just adds emphasis to "anything". While "at all" is often used in negative sentences, in this case the sentence is affirmative, the meaning essentially being You know how to make a shape look like anything.
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- "at all" just adds emphasis to "anything".
- While "at all" is often used in negative sentences, in this case the sentence is affirmative, the meaning essentially being You know how to make a shape look like anything.
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No. "at all" just adds emphasis to "anything". While "at all" is often used in negative sentences, in this case the sentence is affirmative, the meaning essentially being You know how to make a shape look like anything.
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