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Anonymous Posted 6 years ago
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Hypocritical
It would be hypocritical of the writer to deny tourists their emotional fantasy.
Can i rephrase it as:
the writer would be hypocritical to deny tourists their emotional fantasy ?
Is there any significant difference between these two sentences? Thx.
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anonymous It would be hypocritical of the writer to deny tourists their emotional fantasy. T he writer would be hypocritical to deny tourists their emotional fantasy. There is no difference in meaning between these sentences.
- anonymous It would be hypocritical of the writer to deny tourists their emotional fantasy.
- T he writer would be hypocritical to deny tourists their emotional fantasy.
- There is no difference in meaning between these sentences.
- CJ
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anonymousIt would be hypocritical of the writer to deny tourists their emotional fantasy.
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The writer would be hypocritical to deny tourists their emotional fantasy.
There is no difference in meaning between these sentences.
CJ
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