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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
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The one
1. "He is the one person I hate."
2. "He is one person I hate."
Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences ?
2. "He is one person I hate."
Is there any difference in meaning between the two sentences ?
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1. " - I only hate one person and he is THE one. 2.
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- " - I only hate one person and he is THE one.
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- " - He is one of the people that I hate.
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1. "He is the one person I hate." - I only hate one person and he is THE one.
2. "He is one person I hate." - He is one of the people that I hate.
2. "He is one person I hate." - He is one of the people that I hate.
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