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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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John hasn't obviously understood a word.
I'm trying to figure out the meaning difference between "John obviously hasn't understood a word" and "John hasn't obviously understood a word" I understand the former but not the latter.
1. It is not obvious that John understood a word.
2. John hasn't clearly understood a word.
Which one is correct?
Thank you in advance.
1. It is not obvious that John understood a word.
2. John hasn't clearly understood a word.
Which one is correct?
Thank you in advance.
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Anonymous Which one is correct? John obviously hasn't understood a word . Since the other one is not correct, there's no point in trying to figure out what it's supposed to mean.
- Anonymous Which one is correct?
- John obviously hasn't understood a word .
- Since the other one is not correct, there's no point in trying to figure out what it's supposed to mean.
- CJ
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AnonymousWhich one is correct?John obviously hasn't understood a word.
Since the other one is not correct, there's no point in trying to figure out what it's supposed to mean.
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AnonymousI'm trying to figure out the meaning difference between "John obviously hasn't understood a word" and "John hasn't obviously understood a word" I understand the former but not the latter.By posting the question in another forum at the same time as you posted it her, you wasted the time of Parla, who answered it there, when CJ had already answered i
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fivejedjonCJ had already answered it hereAnd my answer was better!
CJ
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