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Amy
What's the difference between "I make it nearly 10 o' clock" &"It's nearly 10 o' clock."?
And in which sentence one is more preferred over the other?
31 juil. 2012 17:42
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The question to the first sentence would be: What time do you make it? (= "What time do you think it is?")
The question to the second sentence would be: What time is it?
31 juillet 2012
1
The second variant is correct.
31 juillet 2012
1
"It's nearly 10 o'clock" (pay attention to the apostrophe please - no space!) is just a statement of fact.
"I make it nearly 10 o'clock" is giving your opinion - however, this is a fairly colloquial usage of "make", so be careful. A more standard way to express this is "I think it's nearly ten o'clock."
31 juillet 2012
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Amy
Compétences linguistiques
Anglais, Coréen
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Anglais
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