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Danyel
I lack free time... I lack free time. & I don't have enough free time. What is the difference?
19 feb. 2018 01:57
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No difference. You can use either
19 februari 2018
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I believe that there is one slight difference: "I lack free time" might mean that you do not have the "free time" like every other person has. "I do not have enough free time" means that you somehow get some free time, but not as much as you would like to.
19 februari 2018
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Danyel
Taalvaardigheden
Wit-Russisch, Engels, Frans, Pools, Russisch, Oekraïens
Taal die wordt geleerd
Engels, Pools
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