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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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"I have met her."
If someone says, "I have met her.", do you understand exactly what it means or what he intends to say? Or do we need adverbs such as just, already, before, since, etc?
Thank you so much as always.
Thank you so much as always.
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", Or do we need adverbs such as just, already, before, since, etc? As written, it's meaning is not immediately apparent without the help of a time modifier, or adverbial phrase. e.
- ", Or do we need adverbs such as just, already, before, since, etc?
- As written, it's meaning is not immediately apparent without the help of a time modifier, or adverbial phrase.
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- just, already, before, previously, or several times etc will complete the meaning.
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Anonymous"I have met her.", Or do we need adverbs such as just, already, before, since, etc?As written, it's meaning is not immediately apparent without the help of a time modifier, or adverbial phrase. So yes, an adverb ,i.e. just, already, before, previously, or several times etc will complete the meaning.
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