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Quacam09 Posted 15 years ago
Vocabulary
The difference among "Not entirely", "Not really", and "Not at all"
Hello,
Do you know the difference among "Not entirely", "Not really", and "Not at all"?
Thanks!
Do you know the difference among "Not entirely", "Not really", and "Not at all"?
Thanks!
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Hi Quacam09
I would use the expressions like this:
I don't entirely agree = "I agree with parts of what you said, but not all."
I don't really agree = the same as not entirely, or "I disagree (but I'm being polite)"
I would use the expressions like this:
I don't entirely agree = "I agree with parts of what you said, but not all."
I don't really agree = the same as not entirely, or "I disagree (but I'm being polite)"
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hi,
i have learned other contexts, hope it helps a little
"Did you enjoy the movies? -Not really" (no, not very much)
"Is this food harmful to your health? -Not at all" (not in any way)
"Thanks for your help -Not at all" (you're welcome)
i have learned other contexts, hope it helps a little
"Did you enjoy the movies? -Not really" (no, not very much)
"Is this food harmful to your health? -Not at all" (not in any way)
"Thanks for your help -Not at all" (you're welcome)
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