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New2grammar Posted 18 years ago
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has never lead
Listening to my mother has never led to anything good.
Listening to my mother never leads to anything good.
Is there any difference in meaning? I believe the first sentence suggests so far, the mother's advice has not been helpful while the second states that her advice is never helpful.
Am I right?
Thanks in advance.
Listening to my mother never leads to anything good.
Is there any difference in meaning? I believe the first sentence suggests so far, the mother's advice has not been helpful while the second states that her advice is never helpful.
Am I right?
Thanks in advance.
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I believe the first sentence suggests so far, the mother's advice has not been helpful while the second states that her advice is never helpful. That's correct. CJ
- I believe the first sentence suggests so far, the mother's advice has not been helpful while the second states that her advice is never helpful.
- That's correct.
- CJ
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I believe the first sentence suggests so far, the mother's advice has not been helpful while the second states that her advice is never helpful.That's correct.
CJ
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