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Anonymous Posted 18 years ago
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proper ways to say
1)Can I say: is much funnier?
2)Can I say: very very slight difference?
thank you.
2)Can I say: very very slight difference?
thank you.
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1)Can I say: is much funnier? In the right context. Anne is funny, but believe it or not, Alice is much funnier still.
- 1)Can I say: is much funnier?
- In the right context.
- Anne is funny, but believe it or not, Alice is much funnier still.
- 2)Can I say: very very slight difference?
- Generally, don't use two "very"s.
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1)Can I say: is much funnier? In the right context. Anne is funny, but believe it or not, Alice is much funnier still.
2)Can I say: very very slight difference? Generally, don't use two "very"s. You can, but it's not very professional, and you should put a comma between them. It's a very sl
2)Can I say: very very slight difference? Generally, don't use two "very"s. You can, but it's not very professional, and you should put a comma between them. It's a very sl
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