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Tkacka15 Posted 8 years ago
Vocabulary

Nobody was around

1) Nobody was around.

2) There was nobody around.

Is there any semantic difference between sentences above?

  

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No, there is no difference in terms of meaning.

  • No, there is no difference in terms of meaning.
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No, there is no difference in terms of meaning.

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