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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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She teaches me how to speak English well. VS. She teaches me to speak English well.
She teaches me how to speak English well. VS. She teaches me to speak English well.
Do you think there is some difference in meaning between them? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
Do you think there is some difference in meaning between them? Thank you so much as usual in advance.
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No, I see no practical difference.
- No, I see no practical difference.
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Hi,
She teaches me how to speak English well. VS. She teaches me to speak English well.
Do you think there is some difference in meaning between them? No difference is normally intended.
If you want to look for subtleties, you might argue thus.
She teaches me how to speak English well. VS. She teaches me to speak English well.
Do you think there is some difference in meaning between them? No difference is normally intended.
If you want to look for subtleties, you might argue thus.
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