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Anonymous Posted 8 years ago
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'Refuses' and 'does not want' can be used interchangeably in the sentence, can't they?

'Refuses' and 'does not want' can be used interchangeably in the sentence, can't they?

Allan (refuses, does not want) to engage in a romantic relationship

  

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anonymous 'Refuses' and 'does not want' can be used interchangeably in the sentence, can't they? Allan (refuses, does not want) to engage in a romantic relationship They're not interchangeable. 'does not want' is an inner feeling.

  • anonymous 'Refuses' and 'does not want' can be used interchangeably in the sentence, can't they?
  • Allan (refuses, does not want) to engage in a romantic relationship They're not interchangeable.
  • 'does not want' is an inner feeling.
  • Allan has no desire to engage in a romantic relationship.
  • " CJ
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anonymous

'Refuses' and 'does not want' can be used interchangeably in the sentence, can't they?
Allan (refuses, does not want) to engage in a romantic relationship

They're not interchangeable.

'does not want' is an inner feeling. Allan has no desire to engage in a romantic relationship.

'refuses' suggests that somebody request

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