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Chiara Posted 19 years ago
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somebody/someone
0 Sometime I have terrible doubts: "Somebody/someone" have the same meaning? 02 br
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00 If they do, the difference with "anybody/anyone" depends only on the fact these last two go in negative sentences and in a question? 02 br
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00 thank you if you can answer to me, 02 br
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01 cite 10 Chiara 12 cite 10 Sometime I have terrible doubts: "Somebody/someone" have the same meaning? 12 br
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10 If they do, the difference with "anybody/anyone" depends only on the fact these last two go in negative sentences and in a question? 12 br
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10 thank you if you can answer to me, 12 br
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0 Thank you so much for your answer. 02 br
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00 May I ask you something else, please? 02 br
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00 I would like to improve my writing skills, and I'm writing some essaies in the writing forum. I've been corrected once, but I didn't receive any answer for the last two essaies I wrote (whcih I know are quite dreadfull). 02 br
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00 I know you
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00 May I ask you something else, please? 02 br
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00 I would like to improve my writing skills, and I'm writing some essaies in the writing forum. I've been corrected once, but I didn't receive any answer for the last two essaies I wrote (whcih I know are quite dreadfull). 02 br
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00 I know you
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