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Seagull Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Different v.s. other
Hello everyone. I have a question.
Regarding the following two sentences:
(A) Mary is wearing different clothes whenever I see her.
(B) Mary is wearing other clothes whenever I see her.
I know that there's no problem with (A) to describe a very fashionable woman, but I'm not sure about (B). Is it still correct? Does it mean the same thing as (A)?
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seagull not sure about (B). Is it still correct? Does it mean the same thing as (A)?
- seagull not sure about (B).
- Is it still correct?
- Does it mean the same thing as (A)?
- No.
- I don't perceive any obvious coherent meaning to (B).
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seagullnot sure about (B). Is it still correct? Does it mean the same thing as (A)?
No. I don't perceive any obvious coherent meaning to (B). Stick with (A).
CJ
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