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Alc24 Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
JUST vs ONLY or BOTH (one sentence)
WHich would you say?
- You're just/only/only just taking the subway. I thought I told you to be at home at 5 not take the metro at 5pm.
Thank you
- You're just/only/only just taking the subway. I thought I told you to be at home at 5 not take the metro at 5pm.
Thank you
Top answer
They could all work or not - depending on the intonation of your voice.
- They could all work or not - depending on the intonation of your voice.
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They could all work or not - depending on the intonation of your voice.
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