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"Not if you don't want it to be." ... I want some explaining about the sentence. A) "Not if you don't want it to be." === "Not" { if you don't want it} -> to be. B) "Not if you don't want it to be." === "Not" { if you don't want it to be.} What should I imagine/think/get like A) ? or B) ?
25 de febrero de 2009
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What's difference? "intend to " and "will" What situation will "intend to" be used in? "intend" is verb. / "will" is modal verb. ...right? I would like to get some more expressions(explanations).
10 de enero de 2009
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What's difference? “though”,“although”,“even though” ? Could you tell me what kind of situation the difference in these phrases is? "Though ~, ‥‥." "Although ~, ‥‥." "Even though ~, ‥‥."
6 de octubre de 2008
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What's the difference? between "to meeting you" and "to meet you" A) I'm looking forward to meeting you. B) I'm looking forward to meet you. What do you mean by B ? What situation do you use B in? Isn't B used? If you used B, Is "meet" in B a noun?
28 de mayo de 2008
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What these sentences's difference is? "as long as" and "so long as" 1) You can buy alcohol as long as you're over 18. 2) You can buy alcohol so long as you're over 18.
19 de mayo de 2008
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どなたか、ある文章の意味を教えていただけませんか? オンラインのLDOCEで「agree」という動詞について調べていて、出会った文章です。 「if an adjective, verb etc agrees with a word, it matches that word by being plural if the word is plural etc」 “an adjective”の所などに何か形容詞を当てはめれば良いのか、そのまま「形容詞」として読めばよいのかなどがわからなくて、この文章の意味がわかりませんでした…。
14 de mayo de 2008
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Sequence of Tenses(時制の一致)...? What is the difference of meaning between the two sentences? A) He asked me where I live. B) He asked me where I lived. The sentence of B only give you odd feeling?
10 de mayo de 2008
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"The policeman asked some questions of the stranger." Is it not "to the ~" why but it "of the ~" ? 私は「of the stranger」と「to the stranger」のimageの違いが知りたいです。 policemanがstrangerへ向かってaskしているimageで「to」と思ったら、違うみたいですね。
16 de abril de 2008
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