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Abdul Kaium Tanvir Posted 9 years ago
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1. The robber wouldn't say where he had spent all the money.
2. The robber didn't say where he had spent all the money.
What's the difference between two sentences?
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1. The robber wouldn't say where he had spent all the money. He was unwilling to say.
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- The robber wouldn't say where he had spent all the money.
- He was unwilling to say.
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- The robber didn't say where he had spent all the money.
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1. The robber wouldn't say where he had spent all the money. He was unwilling to say.
2. The robber didn't say where he had spent all the money. Simply states a fact. Maybe he was unwilling to say. Or maybe no-one asked him!
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