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Anonymous Posted 4 years ago
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Is there difference in meaning between them?

With no job would she be happy.

With no job she would be happy.


I'd like to see the difference in meaning between them.

  

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These are very unnatural English. The first one is a question, so it needs an ending question mark. The second one is a statement.

— AlpheccaStars

  • These are very unnatural English.
  • The first one is a question, so it needs an ending question mark.
  • The second one is a statement.
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These are very unnatural English.

The first one is a question, so it needs an ending question mark.
The second one is a statement.

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anonymousWith no job would she be happy.

This can mean that there does not exist employment that would please her. It is a quite literary turn of phrase, and the inversion is triggered by the initial adverbial phrase. I can't imagine anybody saying that.

anonymousWith no job she would be happy.

This can mean that s

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