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Ljswave Posted 13 years ago
Vocabulary
Would you explain about the difference of mean among #1,2,3?
I read a English book that is written #1 and #2 means differently
so I'd like to know means of them exactly ,adding #3.
#1. I do not have money.
#2. I have no money.
#3. I do not have any money.
so I'd like to know means of them exactly ,adding #3.
#1. I do not have money.
#2. I have no money.
#3. I do not have any money.
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#2 and #3 are standard English. It is rare that #1 would be appropriate.
- #2 and #3 are standard English.
- It is rare that #1 would be appropriate.
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#2 and #3 are standard English. It is rare that #1 would be appropriate.
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ljswave#1. I do not have money.By the English book,
#2. I have no money.
#3. I do not have any money.
#1 means someone don't have money deliberately now.
but
#2 means someone is broke or The someone's pocket is empty.
Do #2 and #3 mean same?
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ljswaveBy the English book,#1 means someone doesn't have money deliberately now.Deliberately?
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"#1. I do not have money."
It's in the simple present, then it may express a permanent state of being deprived of money.
It's in the simple present, then it may express a permanent state of being deprived of money.
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I think your question has been answered at least once. I suggest that you review the above and then discontinue adding to the thread.
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