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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Seriously, I dislike you.
All of a sudden, I would like to know how you feel about the sentences.
Seriously, I dislike you.
-> It is serious that I dislike you.
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I seriously dislike you.
And I think there is some nuance between them. What do you feel about it? Thank you. Please help me out again.
Seriously, I dislike you.
-> It is serious that I dislike you.
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I seriously dislike you.
And I think there is some nuance between them. What do you feel about it? Thank you. Please help me out again.
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Anonymous a. Seriously, I dislike you. 1.
- Anonymous a.
- Seriously, I dislike you.
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- I am not joking; I dislike you.
- Anonymous b.
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Anonymousa. Seriously, I dislike you.1. I am not joking; I dislike you.
Anonymousb. It is serious that I dislike you.2. I dislike you. This is a serious matter (that perhaps we need to discuss)
Anonymousc. I seriously dislike you.3. I dislike you very much.
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