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Hi,
What's the difference in meaning between the two sentences?
1. I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night.
2. I went to the movies without Mary last night.
What's the difference in meaning between the two sentences below?
3. Mary and I went to the movies together last night.
4. I went to the movies with Mary last night.
Thank you very much.
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anonymous 1. I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night. You were sick and stayed home.
- anonymous 1.
- I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night.
- You were sick and stayed home.
- or Mary stood you up.
- anonymous 2.
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anonymous1. I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night.
You were sick and stayed home.
or
Mary stood you up.
anonymous2. I went to the movies without Mary last night.
You went to the movies.
Mary did not go with you.
anonymous3. Mary and I went to the movies together
0Hi AlpheccaStars,
"I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night."
Can the sentence above also mean I went to the movies last night alone or with someone else but not with Mary?
Is there any difference in meaning between these two sentences below?
Mary went to the movies with me last night.
I went to the movies with Mary last night.
Thank you very much
0Hi,
Could anyone please help me with my questions above?
Thank you very much.
0anonymous1. I didn't go to the movies with Mary last night.
It is not the case that I went to the movies with Mary last night.
Maybe I went to a concert with Mary last night.
Maybe I went to the movies by myself last night.
Maybe I went to the movies with Mary on a different night.
Maybe I stayed home last night.
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0Hi CJ,
Thank you very much for your reply.
Could you please help me with my questions below?
Is there any difference in meaning between these two sentences?
1. Mary went to the movies with me last night.
2. I went to the movies with Mary last night.
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