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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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What is the difference?
"I will go to that party to kiss her."
"I will go to that party and kiss her."
"I will go to that party and kiss her."
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#1 indicates the reason you will go. #2 does not. It just tells us one of the things you will do there.
- #1 indicates the reason you will go.
- #2 does not.
- It just tells us one of the things you will do there.
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#1 indicates the reason you will go.
#2 does not. It just tells us one of the things you will do there.
#2 does not. It just tells us one of the things you will do there.
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