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Catull Posted 9 years ago
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...unless she was beautiful
"I wouldn't do this unless she was beautiful"
What does this sentence exactly mean? Would another way to phrase this be like this:
"I wouldn't do this if she wasn't beautiful" therefore he/she did it because she IS actually beautiful, right?
"Unless" seems to have many different meanings...
Thank you very much!
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Catull Would another way to phrase this be like this:"I wouldn't do this if she wasn't beautiful" Yes. Catull therefore he/she did it because she IS actually beautiful, right? Right.
- Catull Would another way to phrase this be like this:"I wouldn't do this if she wasn't beautiful" Yes.
- Catull therefore he/she did it because she IS actually beautiful, right?
- Right.
- Catull Unless" seems to have many different meanings Not so many: conjunction 1.
- except under the circumstances that: I'll be there at nine, unless the train is late.
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CatullWould another way to phrase this be like this:"I wouldn't do this if she wasn't beautiful"
Yes.
Catulltherefore he/she did it because she IS actually beautiful, right?
Right.
CatullUnless" seems to have many different meanings
Not so many:
conjunction
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