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Anonymous Posted 12 years ago
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Hi,
"Students who are deaf have a range of levels of communication skills; in this case, Sara is a proficient lip reader, but this is not the case with all students who are deaf."

Can I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above as in

"Students who are deaf have a range of levels of communication skills; in this case, Sara is a proficient lip reader, but this is not true with all students who are deaf."

What's the difference between the two phrases if yes?

Thanks.
  

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Anonymous Can I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above Anonymous Can I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above Yes. Anonymous What's the difference between the two phrases if yes? I see no real difference.

— Mister Micawber

  • Anonymous Can I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above Anonymous Can I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above Yes.
  • Anonymous What's the difference between the two phrases if yes?
  • I see no real difference.
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AnonymousCan I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above
AnonymousCan I use "but this is not true" instead of 'but this is not the case' in this context above
Yes.
AnonymousWhat's the difference between the two phrases if yes?
I see no real dif
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