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Anonymous Posted 11 years ago
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When 'this or that' be used in this context?

Thanks for taking care of 'this or that' matter.

Is there a difference between there use?

Thanks.
  

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” Yes, but it does not change the meaning. ” = The topic is being discussed now. ” = The topic has previously been discussed; so it is being referred back to afterwards.

— Wilpeter

  • ” Yes, but it does not change the meaning.
  • ” = The topic is being discussed now.
  • ” = The topic has previously been discussed; so it is being referred back to afterwards.
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“Is there a difference between their uses?” Yes, but it does not change the meaning.

“Thanks for taking care of this matter.” = The topic is being discussed now.
“Thanks for taking care of that matter.” = The topic has previously been discussed; so it is being referred back to afterwards.
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