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How would you say the sentence? How would you say the last sentence?She asked without really asking. She wanted to sleep over but made it feel it so I would propose.Thanks

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Anonymous How would you say the sentence? How would you say the last sentence?She asked without really asking. She wanted to sleep over but made it feel it so I would propose.Thanks

No, sorry. I can't tell what it means.

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I am trying to say :
She implied/indicated/hinted that she wanted to sleep over but left it up to me to suggest it.

So do you think it is correct to say that?

She asked without really asking. She wanted to sleep over but made it feel it so I would propose.

How would you say:

Is it possible to know without knowing?

She knew without actually knowing. I had heard it somewhere but didn't know I knew the answer until she said the answer and it rang a bell.

Thank you

BarbaraPA · Answer

AnonymousI am trying to say: She implied/indicated/hinted that she wanted to sleep over but left it up to me to suggest it.

So then you should say it that way. Your original suggestion is not correct.

Anonymous

.How would you say:Is it possible to know without knowing?She knew without actually knowing. I had heard it somewhere but didn't know I knew the answer until she said the answer and it rang a bell. Thank you

Please don't start ta new topic in an existing thread. Start a new thread. However, to answer you, when you have an instinctive sense that something is true, even though you were not told it directly (or you did not read it, etc.)

I knew it without really/actually knowing it.

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Would you say that it is natural though to say this?

I knew it without really/actually knowing it.

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