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Trymybest Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
Compare two sentences.
Is there any differences in meaning between these two sentences: "I couldn't disagree with you more" and " I couldn't disagree with you ANY more"? Thank you!
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1. "I couldn't disagree with you more" = I disagree with you very strongly. 2.
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- "I couldn't disagree with you more" = I disagree with you very strongly.
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- "I couldn't disagree with you any more" = I was unable to continue disagreeing with you.
- However, if (2) was encountered in a context where meaning (1) was obviously intended, then it would have to be interpreted that way.
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1. "I couldn't disagree with you more" = I disagree with you very strongly.
2. "I couldn't disagree with you any more" = I was unable to continue disagreeing with you.
However, if (2) was encountered in a context where meaning (1) was obviously intended, then it would have to be interpreted that way.
2. "I couldn't disagree with you any more" = I was unable to continue disagreeing with you.
However, if (2) was encountered in a context where meaning (1) was obviously intended, then it would have to be interpreted that way.
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