0
SHWETABHK Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Discourse markers
Hello! My question is,
What's the difference between, "(Yeah, well, then you say something) AND (Well, yeah, then you may or may not say something) ? I mean about using "well" in this way?
Top answer
SHWETABHK What's the difference between, "(Yeah, well, then you say something) AND (Well, yeah, then you may or may not say something) ? Absolutely nothing. SHWETABHK I mean about using "well" in this way?
- SHWETABHK What's the difference between, "(Yeah, well, then you say something) AND (Well, yeah, then you may or may not say something) ?
- Absolutely nothing.
- SHWETABHK I mean about using "well" in this way?
- It is a meaningless place marker while you consider what to say next—as is 'yeah'.
Get the Weekly English Kit 📬
New words, one handy idiom, and a 2-minute quiz — delivered to your inbox to keep your streak alive.
2 Answers
0
SHWETABHKWhat's the difference between, "(Yeah, well, then you say something) AND (Well, yeah, then you may or may not say something) ?
Absolutely nothing.
SHWETABHKI mean about using "well" in this way?
It is a meaningless place marker while you consider what to say next—as is 'yeah'.
00
"well" can be a filler. People say little words like "well", "uh", "you know", and "um" while they think about their next words.
0
Related Questions