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Laborious Posted 11 years ago
Grammar
"To trust somebody", "To rely on somebody", and "To confide in somebody" (Can they be used interchangeably)
Teachers, is there some difference between "To trust somebody", "To rely on somebody", and "To confide in somebody" in terms of their usage?
Do the verbs have the same meaning, here?
- Shally always trusted her sister Ann.
- Shally always relied on her sister Ann.
- Shally always confided in her sister Ann.
Thank you.
Do the verbs have the same meaning, here?
- Shally always trusted her sister Ann.
- Shally always relied on her sister Ann.
- Shally always confided in her sister Ann.
Thank you.
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com. You will see that they have rather different meanings.
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- You will see that they have rather different meanings.
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Check the meanings of the words at www.onelook.com. You will see that they have rather different meanings.
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