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ArthurAWESOME Posted 16 years ago
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what is the difference between following constructions?
In using, meaning etc.
He wants to go with us.
He is willing to go with us.
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Thanks.
In using, meaning etc.
He wants to go with us.
He is willing to go with us.
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Thanks.
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Hi, what is the difference between following constructions? In using, meaning etc. Here's the very broad idea.
- Hi, what is the difference between following constructions?
- In using, meaning etc.
- Here's the very broad idea.
- He wants to go with us.
- Please take me with you, please take me with you, please, please!
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Hi,
what is the difference between following constructions?
In using, meaning etc.
Here's the very broad idea.
He wants to go with us. Please take me with you, please take me with you, please, please!
He is willing to go with us. I'm happy staying right here, but I'll go with you if I must.
Clive
what is the difference between following constructions?
In using, meaning etc.
Here's the very broad idea.
He wants to go with us. Please take me with you, please take me with you, please, please!
He is willing to go with us. I'm happy staying right here, but I'll go with you if I must.
Clive
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arthurAWESOME He wants to go with us. Expresses desire. (He may not even be invited.)
He is willing to go with us. Desire is not addressed. He may be offering to go as a favor, or out of a sense of obligation. The first conctruction is simple pres
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