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DirtyGame Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Do they have the same meaning?
"It's just a matter of when" and "It's just a matter of time"
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Similar meanings. "It's just a matter of when" -- we are confident that it (the thing in question) will happen; the only uncertainty is when it will happen "It's just a matter of time" -- we are confident that it will happen; all we have to do is wait
- Similar meanings.
- "It's just a matter of when" -- we are confident that it (the thing in question) will happen; the only uncertainty is when it will happen "It's just a matter of time" -- we are confident that it will happen; all we have to do is wait
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Similar meanings.
"It's just a matter of when" -- we are confident that it (the thing in question) will happen; the only uncertainty is when it will happen
"It's just a matter of time" -- we are confident that it will happen; all we have to do is wait
"It's just a matter of when" -- we are confident that it (the thing in question) will happen; the only uncertainty is when it will happen
"It's just a matter of time" -- we are confident that it will happen; all we have to do is wait
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