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USF Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary
bug or bother or annoy
Could you give me a distinguish explanation between these three verb?
"The little girl in my host family always is making fun of my accent when I speak English and it's starting to annoy(I won't choose this) or bother or bug me."
"The little girl in my host family always is making fun of my accent when I speak English and it's starting to annoy(I won't choose this) or bother or bug me."
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). The only difference is that 'bug' is very informal. Rover
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- The only difference is that 'bug' is very informal.
- Rover
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They are all OK (why won't you choose 'annoy'?). The only difference is that 'bug' is very informal. Rover
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Thanks for your answer. Not even slightest? Specially between "bother" and "annoy"?
Please correct me :
Rover_KEwhy won't you choose 'annoy'?I don't know, I just feel that way.
Please correct me :
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