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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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nothing that sb shouldn't necessarily see
Hi,
1. There is nothing in my diary that she shouldn't see.
2. There is nothing in my diary that she shouldn't necessarily see.
I can understand the first sentence, but the second one confuses me. Does it mean there might be something in the diary she shouldn't see? Could anyone tell the difference, please?
Thank you.
1. There is nothing in my diary that she shouldn't see.
2. There is nothing in my diary that she shouldn't necessarily see.
I can understand the first sentence, but the second one confuses me. Does it mean there might be something in the diary she shouldn't see? Could anyone tell the difference, please?
Thank you.
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Anonymous I can understand the first sentence, but the second one confuses me I agree. I see no difference. 'Necessarily' might as well be omitted.
- Anonymous I can understand the first sentence, but the second one confuses me I agree.
- I see no difference.
- 'Necessarily' might as well be omitted.
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AnonymousI can understand the first sentence, but the second one confuses meI agree. I see no difference. 'Necessarily' might as well be omitted.
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