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Anonymous Posted 7 years ago
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Figure out/tell
I can't tell whether she's really interested in me or not.
I can't figure out whether she's really interested in me or not.
Are either of these natural?
If I wrote "...whether she really is interested in me or not." instead, would it change the meaning of the sentence? If yes, how?
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anonymous Are either of these natural? They're both natural. Neither is wrong, but the first one sounds to me more like the way people say it.
- anonymous Are either of these natural?
- They're both natural.
- Neither is wrong, but the first one sounds to me more like the way people say it.
- " instead, would it change the meaning of the sentence?
- It sounds the same to me either way.
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anonymousAre either of these natural?
They're both natural. Neither is wrong, but the first one sounds to me more like the way people say it.
anonymousIf I wrote "...whether she really is interested in me or not." instead, would it change the meaning of the sentence?
It sounds the same to me either way.
CJ
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