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Navitasan Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Can't usually
1) I usually can't watch my favorite show on TV.
2) I can't usually watch my favorite show on TV.
Is there a difference between the meanings of these sentences?
Gratefully,
Navi
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At the moment I don't see any. Did you have in mind any suggestion of what the difference could be?
- At the moment I don't see any.
- Did you have in mind any suggestion of what the difference could be?
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At the moment I don't see any. Did you have in mind any suggestion of what the difference could be?
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