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Mr. Tom Posted 17 years ago
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She won't know any differnt/difference
Hi
Which one is better?
Tom
Which one is better?
Thanks,
Why are you putting the vase here? She won't know any different.
Why are you putting the vase here? She won't know any difference.
Tom
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I assume these are said by different people, thus: A: Why are you putting the vase here? B: It doesn't matter. She won't know the difference.
- I assume these are said by different people, thus: A: Why are you putting the vase here?
- B: It doesn't matter.
- She won't know the difference.
- I would say "know the difference", as above, but "see any difference" or "notice any difference".
- B: It doesn't matter.
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I assume these are said by different people, thus:
A: Why are you putting the vase here?
B: It doesn't matter. She won't know the difference.
I would say "know the difference", as above, but "see any difference" or "notice any difference".
B: It doesn't matter. She won't [see / notice] any difference.
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She doesn't k
A: Why are you putting the vase here?
B: It doesn't matter. She won't know the difference.
I would say "know the difference", as above, but "see any difference" or "notice any difference".
B: It doesn't matter. She won't [see / notice] any difference.
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She doesn't k
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