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Madhulk Posted 17 years ago
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If anything...
-Now this is over with I can take a vacation.
-If anything (at least?)we will have to increase public
appearances in light of your popularity.
-If anything (at least?)we will have to increase public
appearances in light of your popularity.
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No, it means "if we make any changes at all, this is the change we'll make. " Another example: A: These cookies don't look done. Should we raise the oven temperature?
- No, it means "if we make any changes at all, this is the change we'll make.
- " Another example: A: These cookies don't look done.
- Should we raise the oven temperature?
- B: I think they're fine, but don't raise the temperature.
- If anything, we can increase their bake time by a minute or so.
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No, it means "if we make any changes at all, this is the change we'll make.
The first person wanted to take a rest, and the second person is saying "not only will you not take a rest, you'll do even more."
Another example:
A: These cookies don't look done. Should we raise the oven temperature?
B: I think they're fine, but don't raise the temperature. If anything, we
The first person wanted to take a rest, and the second person is saying "not only will you not take a rest, you'll do even more."
Another example:
A: These cookies don't look done. Should we raise the oven temperature?
B: I think they're fine, but don't raise the temperature. If anything, we
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