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Happy student Posted 10 years ago
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The best gift possible?
Is this sentence correct? 'He gave me the best gift possible on Valentine's day'. I'm not sure about possible. Can I use it like that or should I say 'He gave me the best gift he could possibly get' and if I can, does it mean same as 'He gave me absolutely the best gift'. Thanks)
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Happy student Is this sentence correct? 'He gave me the best gift possible on Valentine's day'. Yes.
- Happy student Is this sentence correct?
- 'He gave me the best gift possible on Valentine's day'.
- Yes.
- It is ambiguous, and depends on tone of voice.
- He is very poor, but gave me the largest gift he could afford.
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Happy studentIs this sentence correct? 'He gave me the best gift possible on Valentine's day'.Yes.
It is ambiguous, and depends on tone of voice.
He is very poor, but gave me the largest gift he could afford. (Pity)
He knows me well, and, after a lot of searching, gave me the perfect gift.
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