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Tinanam0102 Posted 14 years ago
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'I trust that there is nothing of importance which I have overlooked.'
Can you please check my the following sentence to see if they mean the same as the original sentence?
1. I trust that I have not overlooked anything of importance.
2. I trust that I have not overlooked something of importance.
3. I trust that I have not overlooked anything that is important.
4. I trust that there is nothing important that I have overlooked.
Thank you very much
TN
Can you please check my the following sentence to see if they mean the same as the original sentence?
1. I trust that I have not overlooked anything of importance.
2. I trust that I have not overlooked something of importance.
3. I trust that I have not overlooked anything that is important.
4. I trust that there is nothing important that I have overlooked.
Thank you very much
TN
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I believe they all mean the same thing with some minor variations in the emphasis of the important element.
- I believe they all mean the same thing with some minor variations in the emphasis of the important element.
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I believe they all mean the same thing with some minor variations in the emphasis of the important element.
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They all mean the same thing. I trust that I have not overlooked anything of importance sounds the best to my ear.
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