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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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I have learned a lot of things thanks to you.
1) I have learned a lot of things from you.
2) I have learned a lot of things thanks to you.
I would like to know if you feel any difference between them or #2 is also possible in some situations? Thank you so much as always and I do not take your time and help for granted at all. Thank you so much again.
2) I have learned a lot of things thanks to you.
I would like to know if you feel any difference between them or #2 is also possible in some situations? Thank you so much as always and I do not take your time and help for granted at all. Thank you so much again.
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Hi, 1) I have learned a lot of things from you . I learned directly from you. T his is more casual,and more characteristic of spoken English.
- Hi, 1) I have learned a lot of things from you .
- I learned directly from you.
- T his is more casual,and more characteristic of spoken English.
- I did not necessarily learn directly from you.
- eg You may have paid for my classes.
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Hi,
1) I have learned a lot of things from you. I learned directly from you.
2) I have learned a lot of things, thanks to you.This is more casual,and more characteristic of spoken English.
1) I have learned a lot of things from you. I learned directly from you.
2) I have learned a lot of things, thanks to you.This is more casual,and more characteristic of spoken English.
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