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Taka Posted 12 years ago
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The most
I hate it the most.
I don't like it the most.
Do they mean the same?
I don't like it the most.
Do they mean the same?
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" "How am I doing in school? 0, so I'm doing well. What's my best subject?
- " "How am I doing in school?
- 0, so I'm doing well.
- What's my best subject?
- I got an A in linear algebra last term.
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These are not the same, and would be used in entirely different situations, for example:
"I'm not the academic type, and every subject in school, I hate, but math, I hate it the most."
"How am I doing in school? Well, my grade point is over 3.0, so I'm doing well. What's my best subject? I got an A in linear algebra last term. This is a subject that's easy for me, but I don't
"I'm not the academic type, and every subject in school, I hate, but math, I hate it the most."
"How am I doing in school? Well, my grade point is over 3.0, so I'm doing well. What's my best subject? I got an A in linear algebra last term. This is a subject that's easy for me, but I don't
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