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Angliholic Posted 19 years ago
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no easier
0 The final exam is 01 u 00 no easier 02 u 00 than the midterm. 02 br
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00 If we substitute 01 u 00 not easier 02 u 00 for 01 u 00 no easier 02 u 00 here, will it change its meaning? 0-
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00 If we substitute 01 u 00 not easier 02 u 00 for 01 u 00 no easier 02 u 00 here, will it change its meaning? 0-
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0 No, it won't change the meaning of the sentence. 'No' is sometimes used instead of 'not' to give emphasis. 0-
- 0 No, it won't change the meaning of the sentence.
- 'No' is sometimes used instead of 'not' to give emphasis.
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0 No, it won't change the meaning of the sentence. 'No' is sometimes used instead of 'not' to give emphasis. 0-
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01 cite 10 Conchita57 12 cite 10 'No' is sometimes used instead of 'not' to give emphasis. 12 blockquote10 Not quite the case here. "No easier" is simply the correct form. 0-
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0 Thanks, Forbes. Yes, the answer is no easier, but would you like to tell your reason for choosing it instead of not easier? 0-
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