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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Meaning difference
Difference in meaning:
1. Do you want to study English with me?
2. Will you join our English class?
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You try first. Do you think they mean exactly the same? If not, list some of the potential differences below.
- You try first.
- Do you think they mean exactly the same?
- If not, list some of the potential differences below.
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You try first. Do you think they mean exactly the same? If not, list some of the potential differences below.
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Sentence 1 and 2 might be the same in meaning in both cases:
1) the speaker is a student learning English
2) the speaker is an English teacher
But in my opinion, in sentence 1, the speaker probably seems to be more like an English teacher than a student.
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