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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Help me with 2 questions
Hello.
I need help with two questions:
1 You can`t come back tonight.
You can`t get back tonight.
Is there a difference in meaning?
2 Where have you been?(He has been gone for a short period of time)
Where were you?(He was out for a long time)
Is it correct?
I need help with two questions:
1 You can`t come back tonight.
You can`t get back tonight.
Is there a difference in meaning?
2 Where have you been?(He has been gone for a short period of time)
Where were you?(He was out for a long time)
Is it correct?
Top answer
1-- Not really. 2-- Not necessarily.
- 1-- Not really.
- 2-- Not necessarily.
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Hello again.I think I should ask in a different way,to get the answers I need.
What is the difference in meaning in these two pairs of sentences:
1Where have you been?
2 Where were you?
1 You can`t come back tonight.
2 You can`t get back tonight.
What is the difference in meaning in these two pairs of sentences:
1Where have you been?
2 Where were you?
1 You can`t come back tonight.
2 You can`t get back tonight.
Thank you
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