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Alc24 Posted 14 years ago
Grammar
Make or be ?
How would you say these please? Do they all seem natural?
Would there be a difference if we closed the door?
Would it make a difference if we closed the door?
That doesn't change a thing for me.
That doesn't make a difference for/to me.
Thanks
Would there be a difference if we closed the door?
Would it make a difference if we closed the door?
That doesn't change a thing for me.
That doesn't make a difference for/to me.
Thanks
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Query 2: Both fits, A well thought out argument, that doesn't change a thing for me . To me, as a reader, that doesn't make a difference to me , and that isn't clarified by this template. All year long, I've been comfortable on the road and at home, so that doesn't make a difference for me.
- Query 2: Both fits, A well thought out argument, that doesn't change a thing for me .
- To me, as a reader, that doesn't make a difference to me , and that isn't clarified by this template.
- All year long, I've been comfortable on the road and at home, so that doesn't make a difference for me.
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Query 2: Both fits,
A well thought out argument, that doesn't change a thing for me.
To me, as a reader, that doesn't make a difference to me, and that isn't clarified by this template.
All year long, I've been comfortable on the road and at home, so that doesn't make a difference for me.
A well thought out argument, that doesn't change a thing for me.
To me, as a reader, that doesn't make a difference to me, and that isn't clarified by this template.
All year long, I've been comfortable on the road and at home, so that doesn't make a difference for me.
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