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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Can I say either?

I was very tired when it happened, but that's really no excuse.

I was very tired when it happened, but that's not really an excuse.

Can I say either and do they mean the same thing?

  

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anonymous I was very tired when it happened, but that's really no excuse. I was very tired when it happened, but that's not really an excuse. Can I say either and do they mean the same thing?

— CalifJim

  • anonymous I was very tired when it happened, but that's really no excuse.
  • I was very tired when it happened, but that's not really an excuse.
  • Can I say either and do they mean the same thing?
  • Yes and yes.
  • CJ
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anonymous

I was very tired when it happened, but that's really no excuse.

I was very tired when it happened, but that's not really an excuse.

Can I say either and do they mean the same thing?

Yes and yes.

CJ

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