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Slide green 964 Posted 4 years ago
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Are the phrases "Very Exciting" and "Very Interesting" the same?
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Not necessarily. For example: A: Someone has stolen the wheelie bin. Can you believe it?
- Not necessarily.
- For example: A: Someone has stolen the wheelie bin.
- Can you believe it?
- B: Hmm.
- Very interesting.
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Not necessarily. For example:
A: Someone has stolen the wheelie bin. Can you believe it?
B: Hmm. Very interesting.
In the above context, "very exciting" would be wrong.
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