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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Grammar
"except not at all"
"It's simple, except not at all."
Can somebody help me clarify this?
my best guess is "It's not simple, although I said so."
Can somebody help me clarify this?
my best guess is "It's not simple, although I said so."
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Out of context it initially looks incorrect. e. the speaker is correcting/contradicting him/herself.
- Out of context it initially looks incorrect.
- e.
- the speaker is correcting/contradicting him/herself.
- More context is needed.
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Out of context it initially looks incorrect. It's possible that it's an abbreviated version of something like "It's simple, except that it is not simple at all" -- i.e. the speaker is correcting/contradicting him/herself. More context is needed.
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