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Wowenglish Posted 17 years ago
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Might as well
I would like to know the difference "1" and "2".
1. While you are at the store, get some milk, too.
2. While you are at the store, you might as well get some milk, too.
1. While you are at the store, get some milk, too.
2. While you are at the store, you might as well get some milk, too.
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Hi, I would like to know the difference "1" and "2". Here's the basic idea. 1.
- Hi, I would like to know the difference "1" and "2".
- Here's the basic idea.
- 1.
- While you are at the store, get some milk, too.
- This is in the form of an order.
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Hi,
I would like to know the difference "1" and "2".
Here's the basic idea.
1. While you are at the store, get some milk, too.
This is in the form of an order.
2. While you are at the store, you might as well get some milk, too.
This is much gentler in tone. It means 'there is no reason why you should not get milk, although, if you don't
I would like to know the difference "1" and "2".
Here's the basic idea.
1. While you are at the store, get some milk, too.
This is in the form of an order.
2. While you are at the store, you might as well get some milk, too.
This is much gentler in tone. It means 'there is no reason why you should not get milk, although, if you don't
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