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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
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english grammer.

difference between sentences; isn't it easy? and is it easy? and which one is a proper question to this answer----No,it is not easy.
  

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Isn't it easy? could mean either " This is easy, isn't it? " or " I heard that it is easy.

— Blue Jay

  • Isn't it easy?
  • could mean either " This is easy, isn't it?
  • " or " I heard that it is easy.
  • " Either one could be answered " No, it is not easy.
  • "
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Isn't it easy? could mean either "This is easy, isn't it?" or "I heard that it is easy. Is that true?"
Either one could be answered "No, it is not easy."
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