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Tuongvan Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
haven't left for work already?
Dear teachers,
I understand ALREADY used in the following situations:
Have you already gone to bed?It's still early!
Are you already buying X-mas gifts?It's only October now!
But what does ALREADY here mean?
Why haven't you left for work already?
Thank you in advance
I understand ALREADY used in the following situations:
Have you already gone to bed?It's still early!
Are you already buying X-mas gifts?It's only October now!
But what does ALREADY here mean?
Why haven't you left for work already?
Thank you in advance
Top answer
It's the same meaning in all 3 sentences.
- It's the same meaning in all 3 sentences.
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Thank you Micawber, but Frankly speaking, I am confused about its meaning.If you say:Why haven't you left for work yet? , I understand. With already, it is very difficult to understand.
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It is the same meaning; the speaker is merely a bit more frantic.
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It is the same meaning; the speaker is merely a bit more frantic.
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