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Osee Posted 18 years ago
Vocabulary
say of sth or say about sth?
0 01 b 01 u 00 “It really doesn’t surprise me,” Ellis said 01 font 00 of 02 font 00 the bathroom incident. “What surprises me is somebody wasn’t called in a bit earlier.” 02 u 02 b 02 br
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00 May I use "about" instead of "of" above? If yes, what's the difference between them? Thanks a lot. 0-
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00 May I use "about" instead of "of" above? If yes, what's the difference between them? Thanks a lot. 0-
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0 Hi Osee 02 br 00 No difference. 05 0 02 br 00 CB 010id 1
- 0 Hi Osee 02 br 00 No difference.
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0 Hi Osee 02 br
00 No difference. One is longer than the other, that's all. 05 0 02 br
00 CB 010id 1
00 No difference. One is longer than the other, that's all. 05 0 02 br
00 CB 010id 1
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0 . 02 br
00 Yes, you could. No big difference. 01 i 00 Say of 02 i 00 is perhaps a briefer, more general commentary than 01 i 00 say about 02 i 00 . 0-
00 Yes, you could. No big difference. 01 i 00 Say of 02 i 00 is perhaps a briefer, more general commentary than 01 i 00 say about 02 i 00 . 0-
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