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Anonymous Posted 5 years ago
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How is this sentence more natural?
Isn't there anything/something you can/could do to get her back?
How is this sentence more natural?
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There's no real difference here between anything and something . Isn't there anything/something you can do to get her back? can suggests the speaker thinks it may be possible to get her back.
- There's no real difference here between anything and something .
- Isn't there anything/something you can do to get her back?
- can suggests the speaker thinks it may be possible to get her back.
- Isn't there anything/something you could do to get her back?
- could suggests the speaker does not think it may be possible to get her back.
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There's no real difference here between anything and something.
Isn't there anything/something you can do to get her back? can suggests the speaker thinks it may be possible to get her back.
Isn't there anything/something you could do to get her back? could suggests the speaker does not think it may be possible to get her back.
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