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Michelle Cha Posted 9 years ago
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She is not just a student but a teacher

1. She is not just a student but a teacher.

2. She is not just a student but also a teacher.


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Does sentence 1 mean "She is not a student but a teacher" ? - Or "She is not only a student but a teacher?"

Also, does sentence 2 mean "She is not only a student but also a teacher?"

  

Top answer

Michelle Cha Does sentence 1 mean "She is not a student but a teacher" ? " It is not clear what 'just' means there. The sentence is poorly conceived and may be grammatically wrong.

— Mister Micawber

  • Michelle Cha Does sentence 1 mean "She is not a student but a teacher" ?
  • " It is not clear what 'just' means there.
  • The sentence is poorly conceived and may be grammatically wrong.
  • Michelle Cha Also, does sentence 2 mean "She is not only a student but also a teacher?
  • Yes.
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Michelle ChaDoes sentence 1 mean "She is not a student but a teacher" ? - Or "She is not only a student but a teacher?"

It is not clear what 'just' means there. The sentence is poorly conceived and may be grammatically wrong.

Michelle ChaAlso, does sentence 2 mean "She is not only a student but also a teacher?

Yes

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