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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Does it matter if you write, You can interact very well with others.orYou can interact with others very well.
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No. I like the first one, though—the adverb is closer to the verb.
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- I like the first one, though—the adverb is closer to the verb.
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No. I like the first one, though—the adverb is closer to the verb.
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They mean the same thing, however, there is the slightest nuance between them. The first one is more formal, impersonal, and mature-sounding, and might be used more between adults, for example, a boss might say this to an employee. The second is less formal and mature-sounding, and more personal, and might be used more by an adult talking to a child, for example, a teacher might say this to a st
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AnonymousYou can interact very well with others.orYou can interact with others very wellI would omit 'can' and use the first one. Aren't you saying that this person actually does interact very well with others?
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