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Bassa Posted 15 years ago
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What is the difference betweem these two sentences?

What is the difference between these two sentences(in American English Language)?

You don't have to dance during the break.

You don't have to dance during a break.

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Hi, What is the difference between these two sentences(in American English Language)? You don't have to dance during the break. Some specific break, that the listener knows about already.

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  • Hi, What is the difference between these two sentences(in American English Language)?
  • You don't have to dance during the break.
  • Some specific break, that the listener knows about already.
  • You don't have to dance during a break.
  • Some break that the listener is not already aware of.
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Hi,
What is the difference between these two sentences(in American English Language)?

You don't have to dance during the break. Some specific break, that the listener knows about already.

You don't have to dance during a break. Some break that the listener is not already aware of. Or perhaps 'any br
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