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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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I will wear this mask and try to frighten her. Is this question correct?
Also what is difference in meaning between frighten, scare?
Also what is difference in meaning between frighten, scare?
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It is not a question, but your sentence is correct. 'Scare' is informal.
- It is not a question, but your sentence is correct.
- 'Scare' is informal.
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It is not a question, but your sentence is correct.
'Scare' is informal.
'Scare' is informal.
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