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Sundarnaz Posted 8 years ago
Grammar
Praises / admires
He praises you very much.
Does the sentence mean the same as: 'he admires you very much'? Which one is common?
Thanks.
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sundarnaz Which one is common? I think each requires a distinct context. We admire (have a great liking and respect) him for his honesty.
- sundarnaz Which one is common?
- I think each requires a distinct context.
- We admire (have a great liking and respect) him for his honesty.
- And, when we admire someone we don't necessarily express it.
- _____________________________________________________ We praised (appreciate) him for his honesty.
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sundarnazWhich one is common?
I think each requires a distinct context.
We admire (have a great liking and respect) him for his honesty.
And, when we admire someone we don't necessarily express it.
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We praised (appreciate) him for his honesty.
Here, we openly express ou
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