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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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I find her really obnoxious/She's really obnoxious.

1. I find her really obnoxious.

2. She's really obnoxious.

Are the sentences above correct and natural? Do they mean the same?
  

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They are both correct and natural. The meanings are similar, but the first states an opinion, while the second asserts a fact.

— Blue Jay

  • They are both correct and natural.
  • The meanings are similar, but the first states an opinion, while the second asserts a fact.
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They are both correct and natural. The meanings are similar, but the first states an opinion, while the second asserts a fact.
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I understand the difference now. Thank you,
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