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Navitasan Posted 12 years ago
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Just not my question

Are all these sentences correct and do they mean the same:

1-She asked him all the right questions, but not my question.
2-She asked him all the right questions, only not my question.
3-She asked him all the right questions, just not my question.
4-She asked him all the right questions, except my question.

Gratefully,
Navi.
  

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navitasan 2-She asked him all the right questions, only not my question. This tells me all the right questions were asked besides mine. 1-She asked him all the right questions, but not my question.

— Vsuresh

  • navitasan 2-She asked him all the right questions, only not my question.
  • This tells me all the right questions were asked besides mine.
  • 1-She asked him all the right questions, but not my question.
  • 2-She asked him all the right questions, but only not my question.
  • 4-She asked him all the right questions except my question.
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navitasan2-She asked him all the right questions, only not my question.
This tells me all the right questions were asked besides mine.

1-She asked him all the right questions, but not my question.
2-She asked him all the right questions, but only not my question.
4-She asked him all the right questions except my question.
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They all mean more or less the same.
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