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Gene93 Posted 8 years ago
Grammar

To suggest/imply something

Hello,

What is the difference between the sentences below?

- Earlier reports suggest/imply that the meeting will take place on Sunday.

- Are you suggesting/implying that she did that on purpose?

- Your remark suggests/implies to me that you think I am wrong.


I think that "suggest" is stronger than "imply". When we imply something we don't say it directly.


Thank you.

  

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Gene93 I think that "suggest" is stronger than "imply". I would say the opposite.

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  • Gene93 I think that "suggest" is stronger than "imply".
  • I would say the opposite.
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Gene93I think that "suggest" is stronger than "imply".

I would say the opposite.

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