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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar
Rather > quite ??
I know how to use rather, but does rather transcend quite in terms of degree?
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Hi, Both words are rather vague. And when you also consider that some people are more inclined than others to overstate or understate their meaning, it makes a sentence out of context even harder to intepret, Clive
- Hi, Both words are rather vague.
- And when you also consider that some people are more inclined than others to overstate or understate their meaning, it makes a sentence out of context even harder to intepret, Clive
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Hi,
Both words are rather vague.
And when you also consider that some people are more inclined than others to overstate or understate their meaning, it makes a sentence out of context even harder to intepret,
Clive
Both words are rather vague.
And when you also consider that some people are more inclined than others to overstate or understate their meaning, it makes a sentence out of context even harder to intepret,
Clive
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