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Jandi Posted 22 years ago
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Hello, teachers!
Please tell me the difference in meaning.
1. I like my coffee black.
2. I like black coffee.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
Please tell me the difference in meaning.
1. I like my coffee black.
2. I like black coffee.
Thank you very much.
Peace!
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Very, very, very little difference in meaning. 1. When someone prepares coffee for me, they may ask me if I would like cream with my coffee.
- Very, very, very little difference in meaning.
- 1.
- When someone prepares coffee for me, they may ask me if I would like cream with my coffee.
- I tell them that I like my coffee (to be prepared so that it is) black.
- 2.
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Very, very, very little difference in meaning.
1. When someone prepares coffee for me, they may ask me if I would like cream with my coffee. I tell them that I like my coffee (to be prepared so that it is) black.
2. There are many things that I like. I like tea. I like tea without cream and sugar. I like coffee with cream. I like coffee with sugar. I like black coffee.
1. When someone prepares coffee for me, they may ask me if I would like cream with my coffee. I tell them that I like my coffee (to be prepared so that it is) black.
2. There are many things that I like. I like tea. I like tea without cream and sugar. I like coffee with cream. I like coffee with sugar. I like black coffee.
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