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Everlastinghope Posted 16 years ago
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Please,what's the difference between these two sentences :
1-There's a man at the door.
2-There's some man at the door.
1-There's a man at the door.
2-There's some man at the door.
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Hi, Please,what's the difference between these two sentences : 1-There's a man at the door. Suggests the speaker does not know him. 2-There's some man at the door.
- Hi, Please,what's the difference between these two sentences : 1-There's a man at the door.
- Suggests the speaker does not know him.
- 2-There's some man at the door.
- Emphasizes the above, and also suggests that the speaker does not much care who the man is and considers him rather unimportant.
- Clive
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Hi,
Please,what's the difference between these two sentences :
1-There's a man at the door. Suggests the speaker does not know him.
2-There's some man at the door. Emphasizes the above, and also suggests that the speaker does not much care who the man is and considers him rather unimportant.
Clive
Please,what's the difference between these two sentences :
1-There's a man at the door. Suggests the speaker does not know him.
2-There's some man at the door. Emphasizes the above, and also suggests that the speaker does not much care who the man is and considers him rather unimportant.
Clive
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