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Wangqh2696122 Posted 16 years ago
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In what sense is "anyway" used here?
--Let's hurry. Perhaps we can catch the train.
--It's too late, anyway.
Is "anyway" correctly used here? If so, what's the meaning of it?
--It's too late, anyway.
Is "anyway" correctly used here? If so, what's the meaning of it?
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Anyway is used correctly. It has the meaning of regardless/in any case. But I would prefer There's no point, it's too late anyway.
- Anyway is used correctly.
- It has the meaning of regardless/in any case.
- But I would prefer There's no point, it's too late anyway.
- Otherwise, anyway does seem a bit off there.
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Anyway is used correctly. It has the meaning of regardless/in any case.
But I would prefer
There's no point, it's too late anyway.
Otherwise, anyway does seem a bit off there.
But I would prefer
There's no point, it's too late anyway.
Otherwise, anyway does seem a bit off there.
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