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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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Doing push-ups from this position is so difficult that you wouldn't be able to do even ten push-ups. Is this sentence correct?
Doing push-ups from this position is so difficult that you can't do even ten push-ups. Is this Sentence correct?
If both are correct, what's the difference in meaning?
Doing push-ups from this position is so difficult that you can't do even ten push-ups. Is this Sentence correct?
If both are correct, what's the difference in meaning?
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No difference in meaning. The situational reference is different.
- No difference in meaning.
- The situational reference is different.
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