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"Yes you did look very good in pink belt. Infact I liked it better than maybe if you had worn blue belt."
The above sentence I find a bit confusing as to decide which colour belt was most liked the pink or the blue one. Please help me. Does the speaker meant that blue belt would have been more good?
Thanks in advance
The above sentence I find a bit confusing as to decide which colour belt was most liked the pink or the blue one. Please help me. Does the speaker meant that blue belt would have been more good?
Thanks in advance
Top answer
I think the speaker is refering to the blue belt. " doesn't actually refer to anything.
- I think the speaker is refering to the blue belt.
- " doesn't actually refer to anything.
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I think the speaker is refering to the blue belt.
Bear in mind that, the word "it" in "I liked it better..." doesn't actually refer to anything.
Bear in mind that, the word "it" in "I liked it better..." doesn't actually refer to anything.
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Thanks Mr Bang,
Suppose if the sentence would have been as follows, then too the speaker would have meant that the blue belt was better or good than the pink one?
Suppose if the sentence would have been as follows, then too the speaker would have meant that the blue belt was better or good than the pink one?
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