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A: I was at her wedding last week. Would you like to hear about it?
B: Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to tell me about it.
Is it very unnatural to use tell twice? If yes, how do I solve it? Could I say (and would it be natural):
Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to let me know about it.
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A: I was at her wedding last week. Would you like to hear about it? B: Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to tell me about it.
- A: I was at her wedding last week.
- Would you like to hear about it?
- B: Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to tell me about it.
- Is it very unnatural to use tell twice?
- <<< No.
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A: I was at her wedding last week. Would you like to hear about it?
B: Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to tell me about it.
Is it very unnatural to use tell twice? <<< No. If yes, how do I solve it? Could I say (and would it be natural):
Not really, but I can tell that you'd like to let me know about it.
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