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What's the difference between "I will not it anymore" and "I will not do it again"
Is it the amount of times its done? What is it happen more than once and what if it happened once?
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" can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again. It can also mean you did it many times and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence. " can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence.
- " can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again.
- It can also mean you did it many times and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence.
- " can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence.
- It can also mean you did it many times and you're saying you will not do it again.
- So the two given sentences can have the same meaning, but the more usual meaning is different for the two.
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"I will not do it anymore." can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again. It can also mean you did it many times and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence.
"I will not do it again." can mean you did it once and you're saying you will not do it again - this is the usual meaning of the sentence. It can also mean you
0Jose JuarezWhat's the difference between "I will not it anymore" and "I will not do it again"
Is it the amount of times its done? What is it happen more than once and what if it happened once?
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