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Newguest Posted 18 years ago
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What is the difference in meaning when I say: Do you learn any other languages except English AND Are you learning any other languages except English. Also: can I say "except for English"?

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I think you mean: Are you learning any language(s) besides English. To use "except" I'm not studying any lauguage except English.

— Philip

  • I think you mean: Are you learning any language(s) besides English.
  • To use "except" I'm not studying any lauguage except English.
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I think you mean: Are you learning any language(s) besides English.

To use "except" I'm not studying any lauguage except English.
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NewguestWhat is the difference in meaning when I say: Do you learn any other languages except English AND Are you learning any other languages except English. Also: can I say "except for English"?
The continuous tense seems better to me (Are you learning/studying...?) You could use the simple tense, simple past this time, in a sentence like "Did yo
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Newguest
What is the difference in meaning when I say: Do you learn any other languages except English AND Are you learning any other languages except English. Also: can I say "except for English"?


The continuous tense seems better to me (Are you learning/studying...?) You could use the simple tense,
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