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Moivile Posted 17 years ago
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She does not have a lot to say
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She does not have a lot to say. = She does not have a lot of what she could say
She does not have a lot to say. = She does not have a lot of what she could say
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"She doesn't have a lot to say" usually means that she's quiet. She may have a lot going on in her mind, but she doesn't speak it out loud in public.
- "She doesn't have a lot to say" usually means that she's quiet.
- She may have a lot going on in her mind, but she doesn't speak it out loud in public.
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"She doesn't have a lot to say" usually means that she's quiet.
She may have a lot going on in her mind, but she doesn't speak it out loud in public.
She may have a lot going on in her mind, but she doesn't speak it out loud in public.
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Hi, Barbara.
"She doesn't have a lot to say."
Would it also mean that she did say something, but many were left unsaid?
"She doesn't have a lot to say."
Would it also mean that she did say something, but many were left unsaid?
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It's possible, I guess.
"She didn't say a lot" is what I would expect for that.
"She didn't say a lot" is what I would expect for that.
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