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Kumenglish Posted 4 years ago
Grammar

Barely

I never know him.

I barely know him. (I know very few details about him)

I hardly know him.

Please check them.

Are "barely" and "hardly" suitable in the context? I am confused about them.

What is the main difference between them?

  

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kumenglish I never know him. Forget about that one. It's no good.

— Teechr

  • kumenglish I never know him.
  • Forget about that one.
  • It's no good.
  • The other two basically mean the same.
  • Use either.
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kumenglishI never know him.

Forget about that one. It's no good.

The other two basically mean the same. Use either.

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