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Mr1bin Posted 15 years ago
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You will enjoy it vs you will get to enjoy it
you will enjoy it vs you will get to enjoy it
What is the difference?
What is the difference?
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you will enjoy it - you will enjoy the experience you will get to enjoy it - you will get the chance to experience it (you will get your turn)
- you will enjoy it - you will enjoy the experience you will get to enjoy it - you will get the chance to experience it (you will get your turn)
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you will enjoy it - you will enjoy the experience
you will get to enjoy it - you will get the chance to experience it (you will get your turn)
you will get to enjoy it - you will get the chance to experience it (you will get your turn)
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mr1bin'You will enjoy it.' vs 'You will get to enjoy it.'
What is the difference?
The first one means 'You will like it.'
A. I hear you are going to Disneyland.
B. I am, next week.
A. That's great! Disneyland is wonderful. You will enjoy it.
The second one has two possible meanings.
1. You will start to enjoy
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so you will get to enjoy it, sounds like further future than just enjoy it right?
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mr1binSo "You will get to enjoy it." sounds like it's further in the future thanjust"You will enjoy it." right?
Yes, relatively speaking that's true.
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