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> IN TWO MINDS.
IN TWO MINDS.
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manonski (f)
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Sophia, if she "refreshed" her page, it probably reposted her message.
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11 May 2012
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Greek Professor
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Sorry for not replying earlier, but at that time I had to go to work and I just got in! So I read all your post and quite interesting answers. Well, I was looking through a grammar book and it had that sentence. I automatically said that it meant: I didnt see anyone! But it had another meaning- It said. I saw someone! Confusing?
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11 May 2012
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ueslteacher
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BTW I �ve just found that video on You Tube Sophia |
11 May 2012
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Loretodh
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If you use a negative auxiliary, you have to say: I didn �t see anyone, but if you want to use the word "nobody" you should say "I saw nobody" both sentences mean the same. |
23 Jun 2012
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