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Nugso Posted 13 years ago
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No wonder/ No wonder why?
Hi! Can you help me with this?
A: Did you relly do this?
B: Yes?
A: No wonder why people call you the stupidest. / No wonder people call you the stupidest.
Which one of them is correct? Does the same apply to " no matter + why"?.
A: Did you relly do this?
B: Yes?
A: No wonder why people call you the stupidest. / No wonder people call you the stupidest.
Which one of them is correct? Does the same apply to " no matter + why"?.
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A: Did you re a lly do this? B: Yes . A.
- A: Did you re a lly do this?
- B: Yes .
- A.
- No wonder people call you the stupidest.
- Why is always unnecessary with no wonder , as it is with reason .
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A: Did you really do this?
B: Yes.
A. No wonder people call you the stupidest.
Why is always unnecessary with no wonder, as it is with reason. The phrase no matter why is possible.
B: Yes.
A. No wonder people call you the stupidest.
Why is always unnecessary with no wonder, as it is with reason. The phrase no matter why is possible.
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Thanks, Aspara Gus! How about no matter? By the way the reason I put a question mark after "Yes" was something like "Yeah, so what?".
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You can use both, but the second is the most used colloquially - " No wonder people say. . . " etc.
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NugsoHow about no matter?What is your question about it? Do you have a specific sentence in mind? Why is always possible with no wonder but not with no matter. They are not the same.
NugsoBy the way the reason I put a question mark after "Yes" was something like "Yeah, so what?".Ah. I had no idea.
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Oh, my bad. I think I mixed it up for other phrase. Sorry! ( Every sentence I've been making sounds rather weird to me nowadays, for some reason!)
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