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Michelle Cha Posted 7 years ago
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I hardly/rarely study.
Hi teachers!
I wann to the differences between hardly and rarely in the sentences below. Actually the two sentences are translated into Korean exactly the same but I have heard they have different nuisances.
1. I hardly study English.
2. I barely study English.
Many thanks in advance.
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Michelle Cha : I hardly/ r arely study Michelle Cha differences between hardly and r arely Michelle Cha 2. I b arely study English. rarely or barely ?
- Michelle Cha : I hardly/ r arely study Michelle Cha differences between hardly and r arely Michelle Cha 2.
- I b arely study English.
- rarely or barely ?
- Which are you asking about?
- Michelle Cha I have heard they have different nuisances.
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Michelle Cha: I hardly/rarely study
Michelle Chadifferences between hardly and rarely
Michelle Cha2. I barely study English.
rarely or barely? Which are you asking about?
Michelle ChaI have heard
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