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Vutdoan Posted 17 years ago
Grammar
Is there a difference between these two?
It'll last for a very long time
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it'll last me for a very long time.
versus
it'll last me for a very long time.
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Hi. vutdoan It'll last for a very long time. OK.
- Hi.
- vutdoan It'll last for a very long time.
- OK.
- versus It'll last me for a very long time.
- It doesn't make sense.
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Hi.
vutdoanIt'll last for a very long time. OK.
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It'll last me for a very long time. It doesn't make sense. What did you want to express here?
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Hi,
It'll last for a very long time
versus
it'll last me for a very long time.
#2 explicitly involves the speaker. eg
eg The war in Iraq will not end soon. It will last for a very long time.
eg I don't need a job. The money I inherited from my father will last me for a very long time.
Best wishes, Clive
It'll last for a very long time
versus
it'll last me for a very long time.
#2 explicitly involves the speaker. eg
eg The war in Iraq will not end soon. It will last for a very long time.
eg I don't need a job. The money I inherited from my father will last me for a very long time.
Best wishes, Clive
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