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Safrar Posted 12 years ago
Vocabulary

told conveyed

"He told conveyed his feelings frankly to her" in a dictionary. I would like to know if I can see 'conveyed' as a verb here, I mean, 'told and conveyed.' Could you tell me about it?
  

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I imagine the sentence was printed as "He told / conveyed his feelings frankly to her" indicating that 'told' and 'conveyed are each possible in that sentence. However, you can use nly one of these verbs.

— Fivejedjon

  • I imagine the sentence was printed as "He told / conveyed his feelings frankly to her" indicating that 'told' and 'conveyed are each possible in that sentence.
  • However, you can use nly one of these verbs.
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I imagine the sentence was printed as "He told/conveyed his feelings frankly to her" indicating that 'told' and 'conveyed are each possible in that sentence. However, you can use nly one of these verbs.
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I see. The sentence has no slash, but I believe you. Thank you for your help, fivejedjon.
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