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Whatchadoin Posted 14 years ago
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Which means/meaning
He's an original which means he can't be killed.
He's an original meaning he can't be killed.
Can I use 'which means' and 'meaning' interchangeably? Thanks.
He's an original meaning he can't be killed.
Can I use 'which means' and 'meaning' interchangeably? Thanks.
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He's an original , which means he can't be killed. He's an original , meaning he can't be killed. whatchadoin Can I use 'which means' and 'meaning' interchangeably?
- He's an original , which means he can't be killed.
- He's an original , meaning he can't be killed.
- whatchadoin Can I use 'which means' and 'meaning' interchangeably?
- In this case, yes.
- They have the same meaning.
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He's an original, which means he can't be killed.
He's an original, meaning he can't be killed.
He's an original, meaning he can't be killed.
whatchadoinCan I use 'which means' and 'meaning' interchangeably?In this case, yes. They have the same meaning.
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