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Anonymous Posted 17 years ago
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Do they mean the same?
Experts,
Why should I know this(that)?
Why should i know about this(that)?
Do these sentences mean the same? If not, how?
Thank you.
Why should I know this(that)?
Why should i know about this(that)?
Do these sentences mean the same? If not, how?
Thank you.
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The first is more probably a single fact; the second is more likely a quantity of facts about something; still, they are mostly used synonymously.
- The first is more probably a single fact; the second is more likely a quantity of facts about something; still, they are mostly used synonymously.
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The first is more probably a single fact; the second is more likely a quantity of facts about something; still, they are mostly used synonymously.
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