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Teleostomi Posted 18 years ago
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Does anybody think her knitting is not good, too?

Does anybody think her knitting is not good, too?

We can use "too" in a sentence like above, just as we can use "either", can't we?
  

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Hmm. It sounds a bit awkward to me, but I suppose it works. It = Does anybody think her knitting is poor, too?

— Mister Micawber

  • Hmm.
  • It sounds a bit awkward to me, but I suppose it works.
  • It = Does anybody think her knitting is poor, too?
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Hmm. It sounds a bit awkward to me, but I suppose it works. It = Does anybody think her knitting is poor, too?

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I think the sentence is quite ambiguous. Does it mean "Does anybody else think her knitting is not good?" Or does it mean something like "Everyone agrees that her painting is not good. Does anybody think her knitting is also not good?" Or even "Her knitting is clearly not
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KhoffI think the sentence is quite ambiguous. Does it mean "Does anybody else think her knitting is not good?" Or does it mean something like "Everyone agrees that her painting is not good. Does anybody think her knitting is also not good?" Or even "Her knitting is cle
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Thanks everyone! Have a nice winter!!! Thanks for helping us whole this year! I hope every one of you'll be around also next year.

Does anybody think her knitting is not good, too? [Tom thinks her knitting is not good, too.]

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