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Bn77 Posted 18 years ago
Grammar
it's hard to say
M: You speak German very well.
W: Thanks.
M: Have you lived in Germany before?
W:
(a) Yes, I grew up there.
(b) Well, it’s hard to say.
(c) Sure, I remember that.
(d) No, I left Germany in 1997.
why (b) could not be a possible answer?
W: Thanks.
M: Have you lived in Germany before?
W:
(a) Yes, I grew up there.
(b) Well, it’s hard to say.
(c) Sure, I remember that.
(d) No, I left Germany in 1997.
why (b) could not be a possible answer?
Top answer
Its meaning would be farcical here. It’s hard to say = I don't know.
- Its meaning would be farcical here.
- It’s hard to say = I don't know.
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Its meaning would be farcical here. It’s hard to say = I don't know.
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Its meaning would be farcical here. It’s hard to say = I don't know.
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