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Microctg Posted 11 years ago
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Unless mentioned otherwise / If something ....

Do the following sentences deserve same meaning prettily?

1. Unless mentioned otherwise, we will assume that you would be comfortable sharing your contact information with the rest of the participants.

2. If something different is not mentioned, we will assume that you would be comfortable sharing your contact with the rest of the participants. (Rephrase version of former's)

In addition, Does "otherwise" as adverb mean "differently" e.g. I have yet to think of you otherwise/differently?
  

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Microctg deserve same meaning prettily? Well, that certainly is not pretty! Are you asking if your two sentences are correct?

— Mister Micawber

  • Microctg deserve same meaning prettily?
  • Well, that certainly is not pretty!
  • Are you asking if your two sentences are correct?
  • The grammar of both is fine.
  • However, I suggest: Unless you indicate otherwise, we will assume that you are comfortable sharing your contact information with our other participants .
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Microctgdeserve same meaning prettily?
Well, that certainly is not pretty! Are you asking if your two sentences are correct? The grammar of both is fine. However, I suggest:

Unless you indicate otherwise, we will assume that you are comfortable sharing your contact information with our other participants.
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Microctg Do the following sentences deserve have the same meaning please? prettily?
Yes, the meaning is the same, but #1 is more natural.
MicroctgIn addition, does "otherwise" as adverb mean "differently" e.g. I have yet to think of you otherwise/differently?
It could.

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