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Anonymous Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
One vs. any
I haven’t found one so far.
I haven’t found any yet.
I am not quite sure I can see the difference between the two sentences. Could the former mean that I have been looking for some particular thing while in the latter I would be happy to find anything of that kind?
As for ‘so far’ and ‘yet’, could they be interchangeable here?
Thanks in advance.
I haven’t found any yet.
I am not quite sure I can see the difference between the two sentences. Could the former mean that I have been looking for some particular thing while in the latter I would be happy to find anything of that kind?
As for ‘so far’ and ‘yet’, could they be interchangeable here?
Thanks in advance.
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@: Aspara Gus, I don't know why your post can not been seen now - simply have to admit some magic beyond my understanding. Whatever the reason, thanks for your reply.
- @: Aspara Gus, I don't know why your post can not been seen now - simply have to admit some magic beyond my understanding.
- Whatever the reason, thanks for your reply.
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@: Aspara Gus,
I don't know why your post can not been seen now - simply have to admit some magic beyond my understanding. Whatever the reason, thanks for your reply.
I don't know why your post can not been seen now - simply have to admit some magic beyond my understanding. Whatever the reason, thanks for your reply.
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Sorry about that!
In isolation, they appear to be the same to me. I do not sense the difference that you do.
In isolation, they appear to be the same to me. I do not sense the difference that you do.
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Aspara Gus ... I do not sense the difference that you do....probably, because there is none.
As an ESL student, I have to be careful with synonyms. Sometimes, it can take hours, if not days, to find the answer, so I am particularly grateful for such a quick reply.
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