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Debpriya De Posted 16 years ago
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1. I wore the white jacket at the party.
2. I wore the white jacket to the party.
What is the difference between the two sentences ?
2. I wore the white jacket to the party.
What is the difference between the two sentences ?
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Hi, There's really no difference intended. Clive
- Hi, There's really no difference intended.
- Clive
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Isn't it right that the first sentence means that I wore the jacket at the party whereas the second means that I wore it on my way to the party ?
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Hi,
Isn't it right that the first sentence means that I wore the jacket at the party Yes
whereas the second means that I wore it on my way to the party ? It can mean both.
ie I wore it on the way to the part
Isn't it right that the first sentence means that I wore the jacket at the party Yes
whereas the second means that I wore it on my way to the party ? It can mean both.
ie I wore it on the way to the part
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