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Fire1 Posted 7 years ago
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Meaning of ""I was interested in the character to hear the story""
Does this sentence "I was interested in the character to hear the story" mean "I was interested in the character when I heard the story"? or "I was interested in the character as soon as I heard the story" ?
I think they're the same in meaning.Top answer
"I was interested in the character to hear the story" If you said this to me, I wouldn't know what you meant.
- "I was interested in the character to hear the story" If you said this to me, I wouldn't know what you meant.
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"I was interested in the character to hear the story" If you said this to me, I wouldn't know what you meant.
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