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The difference in these sentence?
The function of the knife from sentence 1 is only to cut apples?
1) Do you have a knife to cut the apple with?
2) Do you have a knife to cut the apple?
6 feb. 2024 21:50
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The two sentences have identical meanings. 'With' is optional but not essential. Both mean the speaker wants a knife because they need to cut an apple. Any knife will do. There is no suggestion it must be a knife specifically designed for cutting apples.
6 februari 2024
no, in 1) the speaker just specifies the action, not limits the function of the knife
8 februari 2024
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