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Anonymous Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary
the traffic is slow / bad.
Hi, I'd like to ask you a question.
Do the following two sentences mean the same?
The traffic is slow.
The traffic is bad.
I guess both mean the traffic is crawling or something like that, but I'm not sure if I'm right.
Do the following two sentences mean the same?
The traffic is slow.
The traffic is bad.
I guess both mean the traffic is crawling or something like that, but I'm not sure if I'm right.
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Hi, Do the following two sentences mean the same? Generally speaking, yes. Although #2 might also mean that there was a lot of traffic (ie the traffic was heavy ) The traffic is slow.
- Hi, Do the following two sentences mean the same?
- Generally speaking, yes.
- Although #2 might also mean that there was a lot of traffic (ie the traffic was heavy ) The traffic is slow.
- The traffic is bad.
- I guess both mean the traffic is crawling or something like that, but I'm not sure if I'm right.
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Hi,
Do the following two sentences mean the same? Generally speaking, yes. Although #2 might also mean that there was a lot of traffic (ie the traffic was heavy)
The traffic is slow.
The traffic is bad.
I guess both mean the traffic is crawling or something like that, but I'm not s
Do the following two sentences mean the same? Generally speaking, yes. Although #2 might also mean that there was a lot of traffic (ie the traffic was heavy)
The traffic is slow.
The traffic is bad.
I guess both mean the traffic is crawling or something like that, but I'm not s
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They're not strictly the same, IMO.
bad traffic could mean any of: many vehicles, slowly-moving vehicles, many vehicles moving slowly, vehicles moving in strange, unexpected patterns
bad traffic could mean any of: many vehicles, slowly-moving vehicles, many vehicles moving slowly, vehicles moving in strange, unexpected patterns
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