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JUNHEE LEE Posted 10 years ago
Grammar

close tight, close firmly.

Close the door tight(ly)
Close the door firmly

Would these mean same?

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JUNHEE LEE Would these mean same? In essence, probably, but the first refers to the door's ending condition; the second refers more to the door-closer's style.

— Mister Micawber

  • JUNHEE LEE Would these mean same?
  • In essence, probably, but the first refers to the door's ending condition; the second refers more to the door-closer's style.
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JUNHEE LEEWould these mean same?
In essence, probably, but the first refers to the door's ending condition; the second refers more to the door-closer's style.
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