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Messier42 Posted 12 years ago
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How are they differently in meaning?
I had a baby crying on the flight on my way to the U.S.
-> I wanted to say about my experience in the airplane.
There was a baby crying on the flight ...
How are they differently in meaning?
-> I wanted to say about my experience in the airplane.
There was a baby crying on the flight ...
How are they differently in meaning?
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messier42 How are they different in meaning? They are not different in meaning: I experienced a baby crying on the flight.
- messier42 How are they different in meaning?
- They are not different in meaning: I experienced a baby crying on the flight.
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messier42How are they different in meaning?They are not different in meaning: I experienced a baby crying on the flight.
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