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XHealthY Posted 17 years ago
Grammar

Obviously

I'm reading this book called Sam's Letters to Jennifer. But unfortunately, I have a problem with this sentence-

I thought I knew everthing about her, but obviously I didn't.

So, she meant "but surely I didn't," right?
  

Top answer

But as it is now very clear to see, I didn't. Something that is obvious is very visible/clear/easy to know. " It's obvious/clear/anyone can see that he is tall.

  • But as it is now very clear to see, I didn't.
  • Something that is obvious is very visible/clear/easy to know.
  • " It's obvious/clear/anyone can see that he is tall.
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But as it is now very clear to see, I didn't.

Something that is obvious is very visible/clear/easy to know.

You point to you 2-meter tall friend, and say "He's a really nice guy - friendly, funny, smart, and obviously tall." It's obvious/clear/anyone can see that he is tall.
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Thanks! I have another problem Emotion: smile

The other train operator was not injured, but was taken to a hospital because he was emo
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I just read that news story!

He was very upset mentally even though he did not seem to be hurt physically.
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I've been told by Yankee to read the news everyday. Hehe.
And thanks for the help again. Also, I have problems with "mentally" and "physically"

I've been trying to figure it out! I always see those words [A]
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Mentally relates to the mind

Phycially relates to the body.

Imagine how you would feel if you were in a car accident - you were driving, and the car you hit had a little baby in it. The crash did your car little harm, and you are not hurt at all. However, you see that baby being taken away in an ambulance, the emergency responders look very concerned, and the mother of that baby
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Yes, I understand now. Emotion: smile thanks.

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